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VEERA257
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Process Engineering - Pressure Connections

08/02/2013 2:24 AM

Sir, can somebody please tell me , in process line having different type pressure ratings (like #150, #300, #600, #900, #1200 etc..) so my question is which type of hook-up connection ( like welded, flanges etc..) are use ( like pressure gauge) for different pressure ratings ? please differ each rating by hook-up connection.
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IdeaSmith
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Re: process engineering

08/02/2013 3:59 AM

Dual Post!

Who is the process and the piping engineer?

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Re: Process Engineering - Pressure Connections

08/02/2013 8:05 AM

VEERA,

Process piping systems are selected, designed and installed in accordance with various "Pipe Line Class" designations.

These Classes establish the required "hook up" (connection type) for a particular piping system.

Tell us more about where you are located and the type of piping system that you are working on...
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Re: Process Engineering - Pressure Connections

08/05/2013 1:18 AM

I think you should refer MSS SP-97 document which lists different branch oultlet connections.

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