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15 years 4 months ago - 15 years 4 months ago #7458 by still learning
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Hi,
Can anyone detail the restrictions on spool sizes?
I did have a link to this information but seem to have lost it somehow.
Regards.
Can anyone detail the restrictions on spool sizes?
I did have a link to this information but seem to have lost it somehow.
Regards.
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15 years 4 months ago - 15 years 4 months ago #4896 by Jop
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Replied by Jop on topic Which definition of "spool piece"
Which definition of "spool piece" are you looking for?
1. That little short piece of pipe (Spool) between two fittings (also called a "Pup" piece)?
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2. The very large shop fabricated pipe (Spool) configuration to be shipped?
If it is definition #1 then you can go to the boxed area above where you see FAQ, Search, Memberlist, etc. Choose "Search" and then type in "Pup". You will get 6 responses. Read all of them and then if you still have questions please feel free to ask.
If it is definition #2 then consider the following:
For Truck shipping use = 8' x 8' x 40'-0"
For Rail shipping use = 10' x10' x 40'-0"
For Barge shipping use = 10' x10' x 60'-0"
1. That little short piece of pipe (Spool) between two fittings (also called a "Pup" piece)?
or
2. The very large shop fabricated pipe (Spool) configuration to be shipped?
If it is definition #1 then you can go to the boxed area above where you see FAQ, Search, Memberlist, etc. Choose "Search" and then type in "Pup". You will get 6 responses. Read all of them and then if you still have questions please feel free to ask.
If it is definition #2 then consider the following:
For Truck shipping use = 8' x 8' x 40'-0"
For Rail shipping use = 10' x10' x 40'-0"
For Barge shipping use = 10' x10' x 60'-0"
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15 years 4 months ago - 15 years 4 months ago #4897 by still learning
Replied by still learning on topic Jop, Thanks for the reply it
Jop,
Thanks for the reply it was the large shop fabricated spool sizes I was looking for so thanks for the information
Thanks for the reply it was the large shop fabricated spool sizes I was looking for so thanks for the information
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15 years 3 months ago - 15 years 3 months ago #4919 by chanock
Replied by chanock on topic Jop, If it is definition
Jop,
If it is definition #2 then also consider the weight and C.G. of the spool, due to the capacity of the crane to be use.
If it is definition #2 then also consider the weight and C.G. of the spool, due to the capacity of the crane to be use.
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