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Chemical
- Aug 31, 2007
- 5
In the 3d modeling world, we need to set a deflection angle for SW fittings. Looking at B16.11, pg 7.2, myself and another arrived at a real world deflection angle of .29 degrees. This allows a very small adjustment of pipe angle at a socketweld fitting.
Now, in the past, i have seen isometrics go to a fab shop with a .5 degree deflection and even up to 1.2degree deflection (on 1/4"/ft sloped line) with no resulting pushback from the fab shop.
What have others seen in this case?
Now, in the past, i have seen isometrics go to a fab shop with a .5 degree deflection and even up to 1.2degree deflection (on 1/4"/ft sloped line) with no resulting pushback from the fab shop.
What have others seen in this case?
