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gapee
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Equipment Handbooks

01/22/2010 3:48 PM

Hi ,to build the equipment (like tanks,silos , drums and ...)I'm looking for the best handbook that's explain the step by step building process likes( materials take off=quantity surface plates ,coursing off building,rolling the plates ,fit up the plates,weights the plates , welding the plates , non destructive test , and another informations require...)
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Haajee
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Re: Equipment Handbooks

01/23/2010 7:34 AM

Manufacturers prepare such documents for their products but do not release it as public as lot of expenses , skill & time had been consumed.

Work in some indusry and if luck favours you or look into bookshops for the purpse.

DIY types usuall are quite helpful
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Re: Equipment Handbooks

01/27/2010 6:33 AM

If you could understand Russian, you've probably found a plenty of iteresting information in your Thread and not only.

Unfortunately, this information as usual is not fresh (books written about 30 and more years ago).
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Re: Equipment Handbooks

01/28/2010 10:42 AM

Checkout the Pressure Vessel Handbook by Eugene F. Megyesy...

It covers the majority of what you are looking for and is a very valuble tool...
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