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makamshivakalyan
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ORIFICE Vs SENIOR ORIFICE

10/21/2009 6:33 AM

Can any one clear me the difference between single chamber orifice and dual chamer orifice plates?

Also the difference between orifice and senior orifice assemblies?
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Re: ORIFICE Vs SENIOR ORIFICE

10/24/2009 1:06 PM

<...the difference between orifice and senior orifice assemblies...>

Without some form of context information, the second term is meaningless.

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Re: ORIFICE Vs SENIOR ORIFICE

11/05/2009 4:48 AM

i think you are asking for the senior orifices from daniel. please correct me if iam out of cintext but senior is a term associated only with the daniel orifices,

iam attching a link for your refernce,

http://www.tecnocontroles.com/productos/daniel/pdf/senior.pdf
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