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  1. enlight123

    Vertical Deflection of Steel Pipe

    [thumbsdown] Thanks for the advice everyone. [noevil]
  2. enlight123

    Vertical Deflection of Steel Pipe

    Hope I can make it more clearer. The pipe I am talking abt is buried. So when an external load is acting on them, live loads there will be a vertical deflection on the pipe. For example if a pick up truck is parked right on top of it, the wheel load acting on the pipe will cause vertical...
  3. enlight123

    Vertical Deflection of Steel Pipe

    Dear all, I forgot to mention the vertical deflection under the "influence of external load" on the pipe? i.e. "What is the % of permitted vertical deflection of steel pipe under external loads?" (live loads etc) Hope I am more specific and clear now?
  4. enlight123

    Vertical Deflection of Steel Pipe

    Dear All, Can any one please tell me what is the maximum allowable vertical deflection of Carbon Steel Pipe (Ranging from 4" to 24") resulting in the Ovality of pipe cross section. Is there any standards which is mentioning % of vertical deflection. (I know in GRE/ FRP pipe it is 3%). But I...
  5. enlight123

    Pressure class rating of Flanges.

    The class rating shall be 300# as per ASME 16.5. For size above 24" Refer ASME 16.47. Hope this helps.
  6. enlight123

    Strainer types and uses.

    Dear all, In a refinery project we are doing, we are installing a pump to pump butane to a sphere. The refinery specification is saying that for pipe size 3 inch and below Y- Type strainer is to be used and for sizes above 3", T-Type strainer is to be used. Can anyone please tell me the reason...
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