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Note#69

Mill Test Report or MTR is documentation from a testing facility that usually shows the chemical makeup and physical strength/properties of materials required to meet certain ASME and ASTM grades


Note#68

Phosphorus has four major effects on iron: increased hardness and strength, lower solidus temperature, increased fluidity, and cold shortness


Note#67

A106 replace the A53, but not vice versa


Note#66

Carbon steel A53 used in straight run pipe but A106 used in short spools


Note#65

Threaded & sockolet fitting ASME B16.11, Butt weld fitting ASME B16.9


Note#64

The raised face flange provide a relatively large contact area. Where metal gaskets are used with this facing, the gasket area should be reduced to increase the gasket compression.


Note#63

Flange raised face thickness 1/16″


Note#62

Slip on flange welding dia. inch = 1.4 weld neck flange welding dia. inch


Note#61

Usually large bore piping connection is butt weld


Note#60

Usually small bore piping connections are socket weld or threaded


Note#59

Large bore piping divided to 3 types
a- standard schedule(thickness 4.75mm to 9.53mm)
b- high schedule(thickness 9.54mm to 19mm)
c- critical schedule(thickness more than 19mm)

Each type different in the shape of welding groove


Note#58

Types of branches (TEE, OLET, Pipe to pipe (reinforcement pad))


Note#57

Types of connections (Butt weld, Socket weld, Screw joint, Bolted flange & Coupling)


Note#56

Stainless piping used with dry air, galvanized piping used with compressed air


Note#55

Post weld heat treatment used to relive the trapped elastic stress


Note#54

Pre-heating: used to control the formation of H2 cracks


Note#53

Humidity of fluxes may result porosity or cracking


Note#52

Argon heavier than air but helium lighter than air


Note#51

Low electrical conductivity mean greater resistance for heating


Note#50

Blank flange is flange not drilled