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Fluid Categories

05/18/2012 4:23 AM

According to ASME B31.3, there are two categories of Fluids viz. category D (normal) & M (toxic).

How one can identify between these two.Pl. explain with examples.

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Re: fluid categories

05/18/2012 4:28 AM
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05/21/2012 5:24 AM

There are more than two categories.

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10/01/2014 6:35 AM

You are right that there are more than two Fluid categories -

CatD/CatM/High Pressure/High Temperature/Normal/High Purity.

Actually the selection criterion depends on the usage rather than Specific Application but how one can determine this. Please explain briefly if possible.

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10/01/2014 7:00 AM

Hi Mr Sachin.

Yes, please review ASME B31.3 Appendix M

"Guide to classifiying fluid service"

Remember that there are factors you have to take in accordance with the Engineering Department and the HSE department.

Also review Appendix V.

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03/19/2014 11:54 AM

Toxicity is a function of dosage. The LD50 for water in humans, for example, is around 18 gallons (100kg). The same for plutonium is around 7 picogrammes. However, one can drown in rather less than 100kg of water.

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