Recent content by Anirudh_96

Hmm, might work. I’ll look into that. Thanks!

No, the normal way is going to be idled for the time being. Flow is only going to be through the new line.

The client used the word “Unconventional” but downright weird is what it is 🤦🏻‍♂️. Apparently the flanged end on the major barrel is a temporary solution until the pig trap door they’ve ordered comes in. We’re still about 10% into FEED. I’m still waiting on confirmation on the pigging...

LittleInch and weldstan, You guys were right on the money on both your assumptions. I managed to convince the client to let us take care of the PMS. (It is more work for me but at least I won't be struck with a 30 year old PMS with outdated information.) I have attached a screenshot of our...

1/2" is the flange bore thickness - equivalent to Sch XS

Yep, that's exactly what I generally use but I've got a client PMS that says I need to use a A105N flange. FYI, The pipeline's 20", but the Pig trap major barrel its connecting to is 28", hence the 28" x 20" barred tee. I forgot to mention that in my original query.

Design code is ASME B31.4 and yes the wall thickness is another thing I'm worried about.

Hello, I'm designing a pipeline connecting to a 28" pig trap via a 28" x 20" Reducing tee via a Weldneck Flange and a spool of 20" pipe. Pressure class of the piping is 600#. We've received a Piping Material Specification from our client that specifies the materials as : Pipe - API 5L Gr. X65...