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CWT valve class rating
What is the meaning of the CWT valve class rating and how is it different than ANSI ratings? thank you. Rigs- Rigs01
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Expansion Loop Design
Thank you BigInch. Now, if I consider a pressure of 1100psi for saturated steam, this corresponds to a temperature of 556 F. If I intend to use ANSI 600, entering the table based on my temperature, I would have these values T1= 500 F, P1= 1200 psig and T2= 600 F, P2= 1095 psig). Should just...- Rigs01
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- Forum: Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering
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Expansion Loop Design
Yes I'm new at this. Most of what I know is what I learned in school (Mec Eng). Regarding all the variables, I have 3 pipe sizes, 2 schedules, one material, 2 heights H (available from manufacurer) and a conservative estimate of extenuating circumstances. I intend to run models with different...- Rigs01
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- Forum: Pipelines, Piping and Fluid Mechanics engineering
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Expansion Loop Design
I am modeling an expension loop for steam distribution lines. What are the most fundamental steps that I need to take in order to complete a table of standard dimensions? I have a Caesar II model that I intend to resize to generate different case scenarios and create a table. However, I'm not...- Rigs01
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