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  1. SoCalBiker

    Air compressor selection

    We are in the process of purchasing the Quincy rotary screw machine. Again, my thanks go out to those of you who submitted input via this forum.
  2. SoCalBiker

    Air compressor selection

    I'm very grateful to all the respondents to my original posting. The input received was definitely helpful in reaching a purchase decision for the new compressor. Thank you one and all!
  3. SoCalBiker

    Air compressor selection

    We are evaluating bids for a small, low pressure air compressor application (120 cfm @ 30 psig). Two different types have been quoted: claw pump and rotary screw. Determining factors may be O&M (operations and maintenance) and reliability. Q1: Does anyone have opinions about the two types...
  4. SoCalBiker

    FRP pipe fitting failures

    Studying an existing above-ground FRP piping system (water service, Bondstrand material) in a refinery, my team is looking for industry data addressing fitting or joint failure rates--i.e., statistical failure rates for joints at couplings, elbows, tees, and saddles. Does anyone have access to...
  5. SoCalBiker

    FRP pipe and fittings failure data

    Stanier-- Thank you very much for the response! Your observations and advice are much appreciated and make a lot of sense. I will, indeed, investigate Norsok. (So far, by the way, yours has been the only response, which makes your comments all the more valuable.) Have a great one! SoCalBiker
  6. SoCalBiker

    FRP pipe and fittings failure data

    Studying an existing above-ground FRP piping system (water service, minimal hydrocarbon contaminants, Bondstrand material) in a refinery, my team is looking for industry data addressing fitting or joint failure rates--i.e., statistical failure rates for joints at couplings, elbows, tees, and...

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