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    What does "CR" mean?

    Thanks for the responses guys. So either corrosion resistant or cold rolled. One is a characteristic/property, and the other sounds like a process. I've looked at the CASTI, and I did find the abbreviation definition for "CR". What's the major difference between "WP" and "CR"? Any ideas.
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    What does "CR" mean?

    I was referencing ASTM 403A, and noticed the designations "WP", and "CR". From past posts I found that "WP" stands for "Welded Pipe". I was unable to find a definition for "CR". What does "CR" mean? What are the differences between WP and CR? From what I could tell, it is the hydrostatic...
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    Inconel 690 Supplier

    Folks, I can't seem to find a supplier of Inconel 690 piping. Any suggestions on who makes this stuff?
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    Corrosive and Radioactive Resistant Piping

    Folks, thanks for all of your valuable insight so far.... Sounds like Hastelloy C-276 will be the best fit, although, it runs about 100 bucks per foot. Hmmmmmm....they probably don't make anything cheaper, do they?
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    Corrosive and Radioactive Resistant Piping

    pwtomlin, We have used 304L and 316L, schedule 80. Carltogr
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    ---Corrosive and Radioactive Resistant Piping---

    Hello, I have a recent need to provide piping that is both resistant to corrosives (aqueous solutions of <10% HCL, and <10% HF) as well as have resistance to radioactive materials. We have used stainless steel in the past, but typically it gets "eatin'" within 3 to 4 years. We have tried...
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    Corrosive and Radioactive Resistant Piping

    Folks, I have a recent need to provide piping that is both resistant to corrosives (aqueous solutions of <10% HCL, and <10% HF) as well as have resistance to radioactive materials. We have used stainless steel in the past, but typically it gets "eatin'" within 3 to 4 years. We have tried...
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    Calculating Back Pressure on PRV/SRV

    Thanks Latex, where could one get easy access to these "hand calculations" without reinventing the wheel? carltogr
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    Calculating Back Pressure on PRV/SRV

    How does one calculate the back pressure imposed on a PRV/SRV by downstream components (valves, fittings, etc.) in a vent-header, including the vent header? I imagine one would use equivalent lengths for the compenents....? I have a high pressure application (2400 psig venting/relieving to the...
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    Swagelok fittings vs. VCR fittings

    Folks, I was under the impression that Swagelok fittings were the same as VCR fittings -- however, I have been told otherwise. Are these one in the same? If they are different, what makes them so....?
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    Excess Flow Valve Setpoint

    Folks, I have been asked to specify an excess flow valve (EFV) for a high purity hydrogen system with 1/2" tubing/piping. The system will be at 165 PSIG, ambient temperature. We would like to run the system at a max flow of 420 standard liters per minute (SLPM), or approximately 15 SCFM. The...
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    2nd Generation PTFE vs. Reinforced TFE

    Recently, I was getting information on a manufacturer's ball valve. The cut-sheet on the valve states that the seats and seals of the valve are made from 2nd generation PTFE. Anybody know what 2nd generation PTFE is? I have never seen this designation, and I really didn't get a good...
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    ANSI Class 6 standard origins?

    Hello everyone, On a recent search for PVC butterfly valves, I noticed that most companies refer to ANSI Class 6 shut-off as criteria for valve quality. I need to know what ANSI Class 6 shut-off means, and how the valve is built/tested to meet this criteria. What standard does the ANSI Class...
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    Calculating Line/Pressure Loss Across Expansion Joints

    It is a Teflon lined expansion joint with bellows -- very much similar to the Unisource, 1501 TN (PTFE lined), or similar to the Mason (Mercer) Industries 700 series. Hope this helps.... thanks
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    Calculating Line/Pressure Loss Across Expansion Joints

    Guys & Gals -- Does anyone know how to calculate the pressure drop across an expansion joint? Or, what kind of pressure losses and/or K (Cv) values can one expect from an expansion joint? Lets say for water at any condition. I have checked with several manufactures, and they don't seem to...
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