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buzneg
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Need a Flange Engineered

05/12/2010 10:50 AM

Well really it's a steam turbine casing. I got a special order for this. How much would a consulting firm charge? I need to know wall thickness, and bolting, and if it needs a gasket. Built with 17-4PH stainless steel, the turbine should operate on 400-500C steam. I will hire an engineer from this forum if they would do it for less then a consulting firm.

It will look like this, the 3 pieces of the casing bolted together
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Re: Need a Flange Engineered

05/13/2010 10:08 AM

send photos to COakland@bcas.com he will help you. explain your problem He is an aerospace especialist but I think he can help you
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