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You can try Pall Corporation for the Filter/Coalescer style separator. They do a great deal of work in power.

Based on your name Texpack, I assume you are in Texas? Contact ACS Industries - Houston, TX Koch Glitsch - Houston, TX These will provide removal of aerosols to the 8 um level or so. You can also utilize a filter coalescer to remove solids & aerosols down to the submicron level. This is more...

Can you clarify what your process fluid is and the type of contaminant being removed?

Perhaps another option is to cut off the existing flange and weld on a standard 150# class?

I agree with some of the posts above and others not. The best sales guys are out of an engineering background in my mind, as if you're smart enough to design a product you're competent enough to sell it. Many of the guys with a marketing background are personable and have formal training, but...

Most organizations file by purchase order number. We also place a sticker on each MTR stating in lay terms what the material was used for, i.e. 2" 600# RFLWN - Temperature Indicator Nozzle. While each MTR will state what the component is, if you have say (12) 2" 600# RFLWN's on a vessel you...

What is your app, in general 516 Gr 70 will cover most applications, but would need specifics on process fluid, operating/design conditions.

Latex is correct. It may also be due to the fact that some launcher/receivers are stamped, and some not.

From a most basic sense, Darcy's Law, for a accurate calc, contact your clay vendor.

Rneill, You are correct in stating that many majors request that the design pressure not be limited by nozzles or the like; however, many specs also state that spec sheet takes precedence over the company pressure vessel specification. When push comes to shove if the vessel is going into...

Unfortunately each filter separator vendor has a proprietary design that allows their equipment to process a certain throughput. If you look at the ASME nameplate there should be a company name, they can provide an exact capacity for a given operating parameter. You could try Pall Corporation...

This is common for filter/separator vessels. The most common arrangement is still saddle supports with sumps connecting to a two compartment horizontal boot underneath the main vessel; however this arrangement exist to keep the equipment accessible via grade without having to supply an access...

Provide your operating pressure and I can supply design capacity. Capacities vary by manufacturer, but that being said...approximate capacity is as follows. Operating Pressure (psig) - Flow Rate (MMSCFD) 50# - 89 MMSCFD 100# - 115 MMSCFD 150# - 141 MMSCFD 200# - 167 MMSCFD 300# - 219 MMSCFD...

You may want to try LTS USA in Houston. They make a fantastic product for high pressure applications. At this pressure and size you'll want a metal/metal seal. I can assure you that this is not going to be an inexpensive access. Probably over 500K.