4" 150lb threaded Flange
4" 150lb threaded Flange
(OP)
Need to know how I can get the ANSI Specs for this flange
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RE: 4" 150lb threaded Flange
RE: 4" 150lb threaded Flange
RE: 4" 150lb threaded Flange
NPS 1/2 Through NPS 24 Metric/Inch Standard. This standard is about 230 pages.
Let us know if you have a specific question about the 4-inch nominal pipe size Class 150 flange. You may need to clarify your request too. By threaded I am guessing that you speak of a reducing flange using a 4-inch flange that is threaded for a smaller size. Is this correct?
BTW, consider discussing flange classes such as Class 150 instead of 150 pound. Many people use 150# or 150 lb, left over from another era. The ASME B16.5 flange nomeclature changed from 150 lb to Class 150 with the 1973 revision.
Regards,
John
RE: 4" 150lb threaded Flange
Suggest you post this in the ASME Code Issues forum since the Standard for flanges is ASME B16.5.
RE: 4" 150lb threaded Flange
Se refiere a Ansi Spec a las dimensiones generales de dicha brida ?
RE: 4" 150lb threaded Flange
As a stress guy, I shudder to think what someone wants to use a 4" threaded flange for.
Edward L. Klein
Pipe Stress Engineer
Houston, Texas
"All the world is a Spring"
All opinions expressed here are my own and not my company's.