Dennis Haw

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  • #6899
    Dennis Haw
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    Thanks very much Jop, that’s really helpful.
    May I ask, is there anywhere I can read up more on this subject? A subject I’ve always been aware of but never really got involved.
    Cheers.

    #6897
    Dennis Haw
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    That’s correct Jop, that’s my understanding too. But my task is as follows;

    MTO Procedures – Inch Diameter basis to weight and length’s MTO calculator:
    Requirement is to have a tool that can perform calculations from one format (inch diameter) to MTO data and a vice versa. Areas in calc. to include all piping items, fittings, flanges, etc. to match with the mating edges of uneven / different thickness wherever required, threading connecting with equipment nozzles, fixing of gaskets, bolts, nuts, elbows, reducers, tees, vents, drains, valves, weld inches.

    No mean task, eh?

    I thought about using inch-metres, used for estimating erection costs, and finding a way of converting to inch-diameters. But inch-metres requires known lengths of pipe. My task, I think, is to derive a conversion factor from inch-diameters to lengths and weights where the unknown factors, diameter and length, can be inserted later depending on the project requirements we’re trying to estimate costs for.

    I hope this makes more sense and the problem more resolvable?

    #6891
    Dennis Haw
    Participant

    I’ll get back to you again tomorrow, just packing up for the day.

    #6888
    Dennis Haw
    Participant

    Thanks Anton but no, that’s not what I’m after.

    #6882
    Dennis Haw
    Participant

    Think I’ve done it. Thanks.
    I’ll know tomorrow when I try to Log back in.

    #6879
    Dennis Haw
    Participant

    No, I’m the Piping Designer on the job tasked with coming up with a conversion calculator / spreadsheet to convert inch-diameters to lengths of pipe, which in turn can be converted into weights.
    Perhaps my question should be how to convert inch-diameters into inch-meters, which can then be converted back to lengths, from which I can calculate weights?

    #6871
    Dennis Haw
    Participant

    Where and how do I change my password to something more memorable than the one I was given

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