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Shrivallabha Redij
@shrivallabha
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Joined: Aug 29, 2009
Topics: 37 / Replies: 97
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RE: I have been having an e-mail "conversation" with an individual about what should be on a "Plot Plan" see below. The…

Just curious, I referred Roger Hunt. It refers to three distinct phases of plot plan. 1. Proposal Stage : Developed during estimate phase of the plan...

16 years ago
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RE: i NEED HELP FROM ANY EXPERT IN THIS FIELD

JOP, I agree to your definition and I hope that I've not caused any confusion. My Definition: 2D Loop : Flat Loop (Co - planar geometry) 3D Loop : Cha...

16 years ago
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RE: i NEED HELP FROM ANY EXPERT IN THIS FIELD

In the limited span that I have had with piping, I did not see Expansion Joints being used (at least) in this case. They were mostly used at large tan...

16 years ago
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RE: all how the Glass Reinforced Pipe ( GRP) are joined?

In the last international project, we had GRE (Glass Reinforced Epoxy) pipes. I think it is similar case. These were used in specifically in water sys...

16 years ago
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RE: hai I had a question on CBD (continuous blow down)

Anton has suggested that you should start a new thread using the button at top left for a new question. As to your question: Both can be (are) correc...

16 years ago
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RE: tee with reducer . I have seen this case In IP steam piping where the main pipe of size 600mm gets divided into two…

I will add one more case: If you have to take out a Horizontal Tapping out of the header then you can use: EQUAL TEE + ECCENTRIC REDUCER (Flat Side Do...

16 years ago
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RE: All, Can anyone brief me about the Dike Wall Calculation..?

I suppose that will be a serious implication from hazard point of view. So I Googled it up:- Following is better thread with some more links. I recomm...

16 years ago
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RE: Pipers i have a question ........we calculate pipe thickness based on Design Pressure say P. But during the…

I was little confused until I read the last part of the post. Yes, you are right. As per ASME B31.3, You'll need to check if Minimum thickness of p...

16 years ago
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RE: L flanges are limited (per ASME B16.5) to 425 deg C, while 304 flanges go up 1500 per ASME B16.5. If you have dual…

And some more points have come to light after talking to one experienced material engineer. In ASME B 31.3 (Process Piping), the allowable values are...

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