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    Why Class 9000 threaded forged fittings are not published and connections are not guaranteed to hold

    A 3/4" Class 6000 threaded forged fitting is shown to have an equivalent wall thickness of a 3/4" XXS CS pipe per ASME B16.11. If you were to calculate the MAWP using SA-106 material, an 1/8" CA, both a taper allowance and a thread allowance, you would end up with a MAWP close to 4500 psig at...
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    22 inch Manway Lap Joint Flange model in Compress with Slot include in Lap Joint

    Has anyone had to create a 22" lap joint flange for a manway in compress that has the lap joint extending to the OD of the flange? Compress doesn't appear to have the option to include a slot for the bolt holes in the lap joint when you are editing the Appendix 2 flange. Has anyone come across...
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    Pressure reducing and desuperheating steam velocity and straight length pipe requirements

    Thank you Latexman for the clarification. You are correct and I apologize for the confusion. Thank you MJCronin for the reference links. I will review the information. The existing piping downstream of the valve is currently P91 and if we were to increase the line size we would replace the...
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    Pressure reducing and desuperheating steam velocity and straight length pipe requirements

    Quark, I apologize i forgot to mention the HP steam is superheated to 1000 deg F on the upstream side of the valve.
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    Pressure reducing and desuperheating steam velocity and straight length pipe requirements

    quark, will you please explain what you mean by "your steam is already wet downstream"? Maybe i didn't explain this well in my original post, but what I'm trying to do is increase the mass flow rate through the valve. The system is existing and since my mass flow is increased now my velocity is...
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    Pressure reducing and desuperheating steam velocity and straight length pipe requirements

    I currently have a project I'm working on which is an existing power plant designed to asme section 1 that has some letdown valves that have desuperheating capabilities. The pressure on the high side is 1500 psig and the low side is 425 psig. Boiler feed water is introduced within the valve to...

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