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11/22/2009
by mageslay
Hello!!!
There is flange NPS 24.
According to UG-12, studs shall be threaded full length
According to the table 1C (page 12, ASME B16.5-2003):...
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by Guest
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11/22/2009
by ANDREI
Dear All,
May be you know what is the distance should be between both longitudinal welds when pipeline welding (on girth weld).
Shall I ro...
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11/22/2009
by TJSHAH
Sir:
Please explain the significance of Efficiency, Derating, Services Factor , Correction Factor etc. with specific reference to the selection o...
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11/21/2009
by NG
Dear All,
We are preapring a WPS for plugging purpose of U-bendle heat exchnager type DXU due to some leakage in tubes during hydrotest. please f...
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