ASME B16.47 Flanges: A Complete Guide for Large Diameter Piping Systems In large-scale industrial piping systems, where reliability and strength are critical, ASME B16.47 flanges play a vital role. These flanges are specifically designed for large diameter pipes (NPS 26 to NPS 60) used in oil & gas, petrochemical, power generation, and water transmission projects. …
ASME B16.5 Flanges Explained: Types, Dimensions, and Pressure Ratings for Industrial Piping Systems In industrial piping systems, the reliability of connections determines the long-term safety and efficiency of the entire network. Among the most widely recognized flange standards globally, ASME B16.5 defines the design, dimensions, materials, and pressure ratings of pipe flanges and flanged fittings …
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When it comes to connecting pipes in industrial systems, flanges are like the “handshakes” of the pipeline world — they bring two ends together, make a secure connection, and if needed, allow you to part ways just as easily. But here’s the thing — in Europe, not all handshakes are the same. DIN and EN …
Flange Face Types Explained: Raised Face vs Flat Face vs Ring Type Joint (RTJ) When it comes to building strong, leak-proof piping systems, flanges are the backbone. But not all flanges are created equal. One key detail that often goes unnoticed — yet plays a critical role — is the flange face type. The right …
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Carbon Steel Flanges vs. Stainless Steel Flanges: Which One Should You Choose? Flanges are the unsung heroes of industrial piping systems, holding together vital components like pipes, industrial valves, and pipe fittings in industries such as oil & gas, water treatment, and chemical processing. But when choosing the right flange material, the question always arises: …
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