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Vaccum Calculation for Strainers

06/22/2010 4:25 AM

While selecting a particular type of strainer, do we go for its vaccum calculations also? If yes then how we do these calculations?

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Re: Vaccum Calculation for Strainers

06/22/2010 12:47 PM

No calculation is needed in selection. Just quote max and min of both pressure and temperature, together with the nature of the wetting fluid, to the strainer supplier.

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Re: Vaccum Calculation for Strainers

06/23/2010 7:01 AM

We don't need any seperate calculation as far as pressuredrop thru mesh / filter element is concern but body wall thichness should should be checked for external pressure withstanding capacity (whether external reinforcement is required or not)
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