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Dear all, Regarding the compressed air network, I will move the compressors, driers and buffer tank to a new location, so that the new spools in stainless steeç will connect to the carbon steel existing network, so in this case, maybe the corrosion and contamination would be minimized. What do...

Dear LittleInch. In fact I've heard here in Portugal about some facilities using a stainless steel fire water main. Honestly for me carbon steel should be ok in this case with a minimum water treatment. The client suggested this because he has currently a big issue in the oldest part of the...

Dear TugboatEng, Regarding the fire water main, I will suggest to the client to use carbon steel for the new branches, and galvanized steel for the dry columns. The danger of blowing an old fire water main is too high in this case. Many thanks & kind regards.

Dear EdStainless, If I would select 316L will this be much better than 304L? The plant is in the interior, in a dry place not suffering from marine corrosion. For the case of the compressed air network I am aware that some contamination may occurr. Many thanks & kind regards.

Dear MJCronin, I was looking for a solution to insulate de metal from direct contact between both flange materials, and tehe gasket used would be naturally insulated. Do you have any reference to a brand that works with EN/DIN flanges, as I am working in Europe with EN standards? Many thanks &...

Good day to you all, I´m a piping engineer in charge for the detail engineering of interconnecting to new MDF machine in an industrial wood transformation facility. Right now I have 2 situations to decide upon: Expansion of a compressed air network (DN50 - DN100) made of CS piping, where I...