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  1. Jeffrey W

    Ring/Spacer minimum thickness

    Two gaskets are correct. Longer studs are correct. I don't have a sketch, but the space between two ASME 150# 24-inch flanges is correct. I'm only half an inch too short.
  2. Jeffrey W

    What is the difference between Hydrojetting and Hydromilling?

    Hydrojetting: This is primarily used for cleaning surfaces, such as removing dirt, debris, or scale from pipes, tanks, or surfaces. It relies on high-pressure water jets to clean and scour surfaces. Hydromilling: This is used for cutting or removing materials, particularly concrete or asphalt...
  3. Jeffrey W

    Ring/Spacer minimum thickness

    We're currently working on a 24" 316L Sch 10 line, and it appears that one of the lines coming out of the tank is half an inch too short. To avoid extensive rework, we're considering having our shop fabricate a half-inch spacer. While ASME B16.48 specifies a minimum thickness of 1.25 inches for...
  4. Jeffrey W

    NPT pipe thread sealant for steam...

    I would highly recommend Loctite 5770 Loctite 5770 Maximum Temperature Maximum Pressure (Paste) 530F 2000 PSI Ideal for SS and steam lines. Recommended primer: Loctite 7088 or Loctite SF7649 or Loctite SF7471
  5. Jeffrey W

    SS Condensate Pipe

    It will be installed at a Chemical plant, and the entire piping system will be exposed to the elements. Insulation: 3" Thick Foamglas
  6. Jeffrey W

    SS Condensate Pipe

    We are upgrading our condensate piping from CS to SS. The condensate piping is stainless steel that is being insulated. Do we need to paint the SS piping to address Chloride stress corrosion cracking concerns? The condensate piping will be above the critical stress corrosion cracking temperature...
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