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  1. caet

    Natural Gas Pipeline - Necessity for Flushing

    To BigInch: Is it possible to use pig (with wire brush) in line with standard elbow (e.g. 20", LR)?
  2. caet

    Natural Gas Pipeline - Necessity for Flushing

    To zdas04: I think pennpiper disagrees with you on posteriority of flushing and hydrotest. please see http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=274170&page=1
  3. caet

    Natural Gas Pipeline - Necessity for Flushing

    As i've heard, one of the objective of flushing of piping is to remove internal scales which are formed after first pass of pipe weldment. This will be achieved by high speed circulation of fluid (in case of gas piping, i think water). In case of pipeline, how we can remove these scales (and...
  4. caet

    Natural Gas Pipeline - Necessity for Flushing

    As i know flushing will be done in a closed circuit. What about the cost of a return line for a long pipeline?
  5. caet

    Natural Gas Pipeline - Necessity for Flushing

    Is there any code or standard which requires flushing before hydrotest in gas pipeline? If not, how certainty of cleaning is achieved?
  6. caet

    Piping - Flushing and Hydrotest

    Hey Biginch, Did you censored some items?[wink]
  7. caet

    Piping - Flushing and Hydrotest

    Thank you for your responses.
  8. caet

    Piping - Flushing and Hydrotest

    I want to know, which one,normally, proceed the other. Any explanation will be highly appreciated.

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