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ben lawrence
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Isolating Spool

08/08/2012 1:40 AM

Can anyone throe some light on, y we use isolating spool , rather than isolating joint,

what shoul be the real basis for this spool selection and how much should be the isolating spool length
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Re: isolating spool

08/08/2012 3:16 AM

Without some real, solid information, illumination will not be forthcoming.

  • Is asking the individual that designed the installation out of the question? If so, why?
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Re: isolating spool

08/08/2012 6:55 AM

Do you mean blind flange? However, using isolating spool is to make sure 100% isolation. Other isolation methods like joints or valves might have leakage or pass from the seat so it is not 100% isolation, especially if there is hydrocarbon or dangerous materials to be isolated
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