Gorpomon
Mechanical
- Jul 15, 2009
- 98
Hi all,
I am writing an introduction to ASME B31.3 - Process Piping.
In it, there is a fluid service category called "High Pressure Fluid Service" and it is detailed in Chapter IX "High Pressure Piping" All the chapter headings have the prefix of "K"
Here in the office we have taken to calling these fluids "Category K" fluids, even though thy're not called that in B31.3, this is because B31.3 does call out Category M and D fluids.
My question is, is "Category K" a commonly used way to describe High Pressure Fluid in the process piping industry?
I am writing an introduction to ASME B31.3 - Process Piping.
In it, there is a fluid service category called "High Pressure Fluid Service" and it is detailed in Chapter IX "High Pressure Piping" All the chapter headings have the prefix of "K"
Here in the office we have taken to calling these fluids "Category K" fluids, even though thy're not called that in B31.3, this is because B31.3 does call out Category M and D fluids.
My question is, is "Category K" a commonly used way to describe High Pressure Fluid in the process piping industry?