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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #7428 by Sachin
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Flanged valve should be used (for maintenance purpose ) irrespective of size & service at : 1) At point of insulation break (generally at valves) 2) At bypass 3) At point of spec break viz. change in rating , corrosion allowance , change in piping material , etc. 4) Where spectacle blind is provided close to valve Pl. give info about it & clear my doubts regarding this.
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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #4836 by Jop
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Replied by Jop on topic The answer to your question
The answer to your question is both "Yes" and "No"!
"Flanged valve should be used for maintenance purpose irrespective of size & service at: " Yes, if the Line class and the size is flanged. No if the size is too small to be flanged (Screwed or Socket-Weld).
1) At point of insulation break (generally at valves) Same answer applies here.
2) At bypass Same answer applies here.
3) At point of spec break viz. change in rating , corrosion allowance , change in piping material, etc. Same answer applies here.
4) Where spectacle blind is provided close to valve. Same answer applies here. If you are putting in a Spec Blind in a small line (2" /50mm or smaller) you keep the screwed or socket-weld valve and only add a pair of flanges not a more expensive flanged valve.
Pl. give info about it & clear my doubts regarding this. I hope this will help.
"Flanged valve should be used for maintenance purpose irrespective of size & service at: " Yes, if the Line class and the size is flanged. No if the size is too small to be flanged (Screwed or Socket-Weld).
1) At point of insulation break (generally at valves) Same answer applies here.
2) At bypass Same answer applies here.
3) At point of spec break viz. change in rating , corrosion allowance , change in piping material, etc. Same answer applies here.
4) Where spectacle blind is provided close to valve. Same answer applies here. If you are putting in a Spec Blind in a small line (2" /50mm or smaller) you keep the screwed or socket-weld valve and only add a pair of flanges not a more expensive flanged valve.
Pl. give info about it & clear my doubts regarding this. I hope this will help.
Do it once and Do it Right
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