Abdulazeez salemTechnical Help for Salem Co. Gas Transfer Project

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Abdulazeez Salem from Salem Co. is seeking technical assistance for a gas transfer project involving the movement of cooking gas through flexible hoses ranging from 130 to 1000 meters in length. The project requires a flow rate of 30,000 liters per hour and a hose diameter of 2 inches or larger, with specifications for underground resistance. Experts recommend hiring a consultant or engineering firm to ensure proper implementation and safety measures for the gas transfer process. The discussion emphasizes the importance of professional guidance in handling gas transfer systems. Proper expertise is crucial for the successful execution of this project.
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hi my name is abdulazeez salem from Egypt

our company ( salem co.) is working on a project of transferring cooking gas ( a mix of methane , ethane , propane , butane)from tank to tank with ( 130 to 1000 meter ) flexible and movable hose , so we want to know about how to transfere gas with this hose and the mechanism of that

i will be grateful for your assisstance

the pipeline specifications :

length 130 to 1000 meter

flow rate 30000 liter per hour

diameter 2 inches ( or any larger diameter you prefer to the job)

cabapility of being underground resistance



regards
 
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Sir, please hire a consultant or engineering firm for your solution.
 

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