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Difference between Boiler Valve & Furnace Valves 1
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First of all the valves must to follow the same code of the equipment that they protect. Boilers, superheaters and fired vessel are case where ASME I are applied.
There is no difference from one each other. In other words, both valves must to follow ASME I requirements since the pressure operation exceds 15 psig.
First of all the valves must to follow the same code of the equipment that they protect. Boilers, superheaters and fired vessel are case where ASME I are applied.
There is no difference from one each other. In other words, both valves must to follow ASME I requirements since the pressure operation exceds 15 psig.
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