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Design of large Diameter flanges (64") not covered by ASME B16.47

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jonjose123

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Hi Dear Members,

We have a Pipeline system which is 64” which is designed as per ASME B 31.4 design code.

Would like to know if the flanges for this pipeline system can be designed as per ASME Sec VIII Div I by providing design parameters to vendor.

Or is there any other design code to be followed. As ASME B 16.47 covers only till 60”.

Request to get some valuable inputs.

Regards,
J
 
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