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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #7423 by Sachin
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Is there any rule by which we can determine what rating of Bosset , Flatolet , Sockolet Threadolet, Weldolet, Elbolet, Latrolet,Coupling , Union , Cap, etc. we can take . Normally these are available in 2000# , 3000# , 6000# & 9000#.
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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #4832 by Jop
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In general all of these items are designed to match (or closely match) the common pipe wall schedules.
If you look at (and read) the catalog for O-Let fittings you will see that they recommend that you order fittings using the:
Header size and schedule X (by) branch size and schedule.
Go here:
www.bonneyforge.com/OletCat.PDF
Read page 7
For the other fittings such as ELLs and TEEs you follow the same thought. If you are using schedule 40 pipe then you would use 3000# fittings, if the pipe is schedule 80 then you would use 6000# fittings, etc.
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If you look at (and read) the catalog for O-Let fittings you will see that they recommend that you order fittings using the:
Header size and schedule X (by) branch size and schedule.
Go here:
www.bonneyforge.com/OletCat.PDF
Read page 7
For the other fittings such as ELLs and TEEs you follow the same thought. If you are using schedule 40 pipe then you would use 3000# fittings, if the pipe is schedule 80 then you would use 6000# fittings, etc.
Does that help?
Do it once and Do it Right
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