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  1. nicorvp

    Plates for high temperatures

    Does anybody know something about a steel plates for high temperature marked "PIRON" (or something like that) and where I can find a data sheet?
  2. nicorvp

    ASME B16.36 - Orifice flanges

    I have bought a couple of 12" WN flanges class 300 #RF and i have to drill them urgently. Suppliers in this period are closed for holyday, so I have to do it by myself. Can you tell me the distance between the bore axis (1/2") and the RF plan? Somewhere you read 0,94", elsewhere 1". How should...
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    Pressure test for oxygen piping

    I'm compiling a piping specification for oxygen gas and liquid and I need to have some information about the type of pressure test usually used: pneumatic (with dry air) or hydraulic? And which precaution I need? I will use 316 piping with 100% Rx Thanks in advance Nicorvp
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    Control valves for oxygen service

    I'm defining a piping specification for oxygen gas and liquid and I need to know if and what kind of hand valves are used in oxygen service to control and regulate the flow rate e.g. globe valves or others. Please, possibly let me know also some manufacturer. Thanks in advance Nicorvp
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    Dp losses in a washing tower

    I have a plain baffle type plates (shower deck) tower. How can I estimate pressure drop of a gas flowing across the descending blade of water knowing the blade height?
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    Cast Iron Valves Rating Tables

    Hallo, in the piping specification i am working with I have GGG40 valves. I have found that the corresponding ASTM is A395. Is it true? And where can I find rating tables? Thanks for your help Nico
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    Hastelloy C276 valves

    Which table in ASME B16.34 I have to consider to find Hastelloy C276 valves ratings? Thanks for your help
  8. nicorvp

    Stress Ratio definition

    Question: Which is the meaning of "nominal pressure stress (based on minimum pipe wall thickness ..." in ASME B31.3 Fig.323.2.2B (a)-(1)? I have a ASTM A333 Gr.1 pipe at 15 barg (217,5 psig) and -46°C (-50.8°F). How can I calculate the stress ratio? Thanks for your help
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