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Hello everyone, I have received a request from a customer to design a valve according to ASME B16.34 ,made of titanium (pressure class 300). If we look at the pressure - temperature tables of ASME B16.34 we find out that titanium has not been processed. If I look at appendix B, in which the...

Hi everyone, I have two questions: What is the difference between working pressure and ceiling pressure in asme b16.34? what is the ceiling pressure used for? Thanks for your time

How can i calculate the minimum bonnet thickness according to a standaard? which standaard? Thanks

Hallo everyone, Wall thickness requirements for valve bodies are specified in para. 6.1. The minimum wall thickness values, tm, shown/calculated in: 1. Table 3 2. Wall thickness equation of Mandatory Appendix VI 3. Wall thickness equation (B-1) of Mandatory Appendix B ASME B16.34...

In the process applications is a high response speed required for the most control applications. One of the variables that affect the response time is the volume and the distance between process and pressure sensor. This why a monoflange is an interesting solution to connect the pressure sensor...

Hi everyone, Asme b16.34 covers valves with flanged, threaded and welded ends. Can i consider a monoflange as a flanged end valve according to asme b16.34? Thanks in advance for your time.