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Flanges - RTJ and RF

08/10/2011 1:05 AM

I need adequate information regard to RTJ and RF flange and their discrepancy.

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Re: Flanges

08/10/2011 1:18 AM

RTJ (ring type joint) and RF (raised face) flanges differ from each other, and do not mate. RTJ type are sealed with an O-ring or oval element; RF with a flat gasket. Googling each term will produce a multitude of pictures and suppliers. There are also "retained gasket" flanges that have a tongue-and-groove construction that surrounds the gasket so that it can't squeeze out (or in, for cases of vacuum).

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Re: Flanges

08/13/2011 12:24 AM

Dear Sir

Thank you for your information , but my questions is for example the dimensions of a flange RF 6 Inch and #600 -include number of bolt and OD and e.g.- are same the flange RTJ with same size and class (6" # 600)

They have discrepancy's in face only or in structure also.?

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Re: Flanges

08/13/2011 12:46 AM

If they are the same pipe size and pressure class, the difference will be the face details; the OD, body thickness, bolt size/count/pattern, and pressure capability should be the same. (I think, but am not absolutely certain.)

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