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Kaadm

Mechanical
Jun 28, 2012
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Hello everybody,

A pressure control globe valve made of carbon steel (SCH 160,CS ASTM A106 GRB) has been

severely corroded in a gas plant,this valve is placed in between two pipes (SMLS,ASME B36.10M,

BE END, SCH 160, CS ASTM A106 GRB)assembled by a spiral wound gasket (GSKT SPRL WND ASME

B16.20 ASME B16.5 CL 600,TP304, SS WDG, Graphite Flr,TP 304, SS INR RING,CS OTR RING).

THis valve has been changed by another valve which has the same design only made by Stainless

steel instead of Carbon Steel.

my question is how to connect (gasket type) a pipe made by a Carbon steel with Stsainless

steel valve?

i believe that the gasket mentioned above is not suitable for this assemblage due to the

electrochemical potential caused by contactig the inner ring (SS)to a Pipe flange made by (CS)

any help would be appreciate,

Best regards,

Adem



 
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