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    ASME Sec VIII Div 1 UCS-66(a)(2)

    UCS-66(a)(2) states the governing thickness of a casting shall be its largest nominal thickness. What about a casting valve body if it is required to follow ASME, which its thickness is various at different locations? Usually the wall thickness at the mechanical connection will be the...
  2. zhlin

    Flange thickness verification between the bonnet and body

    I have a question regarding strength verification between the bonnet and body of a valve. Please see the attached drawing, which is for a manual gate valve. ASME16.34 only has bolting strengh verification. How about the flanges on the body and bonnet? Are there any formulas? If using ASME...
  3. zhlin

    Heat treatment

    I have a question regarding heat treatment of steel casting. Is it acceptable/ok if a 9 hrs heat treatment chart shows an interruption - lets say 10 minutes? Thanks in advance.
  4. zhlin

    Setting pressure of safety device

    Dear everyong, If a pressure vessel or system is designed to 300 psi, is it allowed to set up the setting pressure of a safety device to 1.1 times design pressure? Thanks in advance.
  5. zhlin

    Valves fabricated by welding

    Need helps for the valves fabricated by welding. A valve uses a tee as body with flanges welded on and is designed by using B16.34 as a guide, but not exactly followed. Per ASME B16.34, welds of this type of valves should be NDT examed. I understand that the formula used for calculating wall...

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