Cage | Metal enclosure surrounding a ladder providing worker safety. |
Cap | Butt-weld fitting used to close the end of a pipe run. |
Carbon steel | Chief manufacturing material of pipe and fittings used in industrial piping applications. |
Catalyst | Compound used to induce a chemical reaction. |
Centrifugal | "Center-fleeing" action caused by a spinning impeller. |
Charge. | The initial feed used in a fractional distillation process. |
Check valve | Valve used to prevent backflow. |
Chemical plant | Facility that converts semi-refined products into usable consumer products. |
Codes | A collection of regulations and procedures for design, construction, and operation of a facility. |
Coefficient of expansion | The numerical factor of expansion/contraction of a substance based on a change in temperature. |
Column | See fractionation column. Also, a vertical steel or concrete member that supports structures, pipe racks, buildings, etc. |
Companion flange | Mating flange of the same size and pound rating as the nozzle, valve, or fitting to which it is bolted. |
Compressor | Mechanical device used to compress gases or vapors. |
Concentric | Reducer or swage having a common center line. |
Condensate | The liquid that has been removed from a gas or vapors. |
Condenser | Mechanical apparatus that cools a gas or vapor to the point of condensing. |
Conduit | Protective covering around electrical wires and cables. |
Control building | Building from which monitoring and operation of remotely installed instruments are made. |
Control panel | A cabinet or desk-type housing containing monitoring instruments. |
Control station | A U-shaped series of valves and fittings that allows for the monitoring, control, and regulation of flow or pressure through a piping system. |
Control valve | Typically having a globe valve body, this valve provides a method to automatically and remotely control the fluid flow and pressure through a pipe. |
Controller | A device used to maintain a specified liquid level, temperature, or flow inside a vessel or piping system. |
Cooler | Mechanical apparatus used to reduce the temperature of a liquid commodity. |
Cooling tower. | A mechanical device that dissipates heat by evaporation of water sprayed into a forced-air tower. |
Cooling water | Water used in any cooling process that will lower the temperature of a commodity. |
Coordinates | Intersecting north-south and east-west lines used to position foundations, equipment, supports, buildings, etc., on a drawing. |
Corrosion | The dissolving of surface material by chemical reaction. |
Corrosion allowance | The amount of surface material allowed to be eroded by the commodity within a pipe while permitting the pipe to remain usable for the particular service for which it was installed. |
Coupling | Fitting used to join two lengths of screwed pipe together. Also used as a branch connection on pipe or a nozzle connection on equipment. |
Crude oil | The natural state of unrefined oil product. Primary source of fractionated hydrocarbon by-products. |
Hemingway Oil and Gas Law and Taxation
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