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sumit_mechengg
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Nozzles and Pipes

02/24/2010 7:01 AM

Dear all i have a doubt about straight run of pipe from nozzle. Why we provide it ?
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Re: Nozzle piping

02/24/2010 7:20 AM

Flow stabilisation from turbulent to laminar flow.
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Re: Nozzle piping

02/24/2010 7:24 AM

Is your concern that there are no changes in direction to allow for thermal expansion? Or, are you wondering why there are seemingly unnecessary pipe bends?

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Re: Nozzle piping

02/24/2010 12:14 PM

What piece of equipment and what Nozzle?

- A Vessel? Which Nozzle? The Feed line, the Overhead line, the Bottoms Out line, the PSV line, etc?

- A Tank? Which Nozzle? The Inlet line, the Outlet line, the Overflow line, the Drain line, etc.?

- A Pump? Which Nozzle? The Suction line or Discharge line?

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Re: Nozzle piping

02/24/2010 1:11 PM

Because some nozzle applications require it.

But since we don't know what your specific application is, further guidance is not possible.
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