I have a batch of partially used pickling acid (sulfuric acid) which mistakenly had some flux introduced into it.
The ferrous concentration is about 4% currently.
The flux is a mixture of ammonium chloride, potassium chloride, zinc chloride, and sodium chloride.
Is there a process to remove via...
One such example would be to leverage higher allowable stress. In any event, the reason for recertifying material has no bearing on whether it is permitted or not. Are Sections II and VIII-1 silent on this issue? If so, I will submit an interpretation request.
Phil
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Interesting question. The only time I've seen mixed bolt sizes in a connection is on my farm tractor, rim to hub connection. I'm not sure why they did it, and it is annoying. Best to avoid that situation as you seem to have decided to do.
Phil
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May material produced and marked (with full documentation) to a specification which IS permitted by this Division be recertified by the Certificate Holder (vessel/part manufacturer) to another specification which is also permitted by this Division following the process detailed by UG-10(a)...
When steel plates covered under SA-20 are produced from coil, does the "plate identifier" marking required in 13.1.1 refer to the coil # or something else? It is clear that subdivided plates should carry the original master plate identifier, so I would think that principle would apply to plates...
@DriveMeNuts,
Thank you for the helpful response. My intention is to exclude pipe area in the opening reinforcement calc. I did not see sketch v-1 through w-2 as applicable since the intention is to fillet weld the pipe to the flange on the inside and the outside as in sketch k. Sketch k does...
See attached image. My question is concerning the design of the pipe which is to be welded into the ID of the single tap pad flange. I'm thinking that the developed opening should be taken as the ID of the flange. The pipe needs to pass UG-45 calc, and pipe-to-flange welds should be per Fig...
What are your favorite books on the topic of boiler system design? I'm most interested in condensate polishers and DA's and how corrosion prevention is managed. TIA!
Phil
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SnTMan is correct. The definition of A5 references Note 2, which establishes the effective limit of the repad thickness.
In my business, repads have always been ≤ shell/head thickness.
Phil
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How do you properly apply section E4 for single angles? For single angles, neither the y-axis nor the x-axis is the axis of symmetry. The w-axis is the axis on symmetry. Should I replace Fey with Few, by using rw and Lcw? This approach would be consistent with the User Note concerning channels...
Yes, I believe that was the reason, which is ironic. I use COMPRESS for my design work and it doesn't give the designer the correct MDMT for flanges like my example. I contacted their support center and the assigned support person disagrees with using the UCS-66(c) exemption as I have described...
If a standard B16.5 or B16.47 carbon steel flange is used in a vessel, does the UCS-66(c) impact test exemptions apply if the designer chooses to calculate the flange per App.2?
My position is: Yes and here is why.
Flanges evaluated per Appendix 2 must have their MDMT and impact test...
Let me know if I'm understanding this correctly...
I design the taper per UW-9(c), and then in the shop UW-33 tolerances apply to the alignment specified in the design.
Phil
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@r6155, I think he's trying something like this: https://www.transwaysystems.com/wp-content/uploads/catablog/originals/7-Manway%2036%20Assembly%20Parts%20VSC%20Page%207.png
Phil
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