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  1. shussain786

    ISO 228 and ISO 7 understanding pressure joint meaning

    Thanks Tmoose/MinJulep, It is an adaptor for nitrogen gas application at max 40 bar in 1inch pipe. So my understanding is that if I don't want leaks, then ISO 7 or ISO 228 with an appropriate seal. To further understand which standard I could use when; 1. Is the female ISO 228 the same as a...
  2. shussain786

    ISO 228 and ISO 7 understanding pressure joint meaning

    Hi, ISO 228 is where pressure tight joints are not made on the thread whereas ISO 7 does make for pressure tight joints on the thread. But what exactly is a pressure tight joint? I want to know when to use which of the two? Or does it just mean the ISO 7 thread relieves pressure at the...
  3. shussain786

    Velocity change in pipe due to abrupt diameter change

    Hi, In this problem I'd use crane 'flow of fluids'. Go to page A-26, use sudden contraction with angle 90deg. Calculate resistance coefficient (K) in formula 2. This will allow you to find head loss (pressure loss, KE energy loss), hL=(Kv^2)/2g. Thereafter apply Bernoulli equation where hL is...
  4. shussain786

    Pipe designing/routing for cryogenic fluids and gaseous oxygen

    Hi, Not a full answer below but hopefully a part of it. Gaseous oxygen velocity in piping is limited to 60m/s for non-impingement which decreases with increasing pressure. 30m/s for impingement scenario. Although I don't know any reason for other gases to surpass that velocity, my company use...

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