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PrashantVS
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Which Formula Can I Use?

06/27/2011 3:57 AM

Hallo,

Can anybody tell me or give some referance to Which formula I can use to calculate lining wall thk. of PP for PP lined equal tee pipe fitting.Where the Tee in line with 700mm/hg. vacuum for 8 hrs. minimum.

Thank in advance for your valuable support and help.
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06/27/2011 4:07 AM

Commercial pipe and suitable fittings are rated by the manufacturer for a range of duties and temperatures. One simply looks up the required information in tables. Calcuation is therefore not required.

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06/27/2011 6:37 AM

Agreed,

But For betterment of design and knowlage it is required. And also it will help to avoid dependibility on manufacturer.

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06/27/2011 8:03 AM

<...avoid dependibility on manufacturer...>

OK, so where is this new manufacturing plant to be set up?

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