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link to What is a Miter Bend? Design Formulas for Miter Bend Calculation

What is a Miter Bend? Design Formulas for Miter Bend Calculation

In the Piping and Pipeline Engineering field, Miter Bend plays an important role because standard Elbows are not easily available and economical for larger pipe sizes. The site Engineer or the...

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B31.4 vs B31.8-Differences between ASME B31.4 and ASME B31.8

What is ASME B31.4? Developed and maintained by ASME, ASME B31.4 is the design code for pipelines transporting liquids and slurries between facilities, production, and storage fields, plants, and...

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link to What is FMS or Flow Metering Skid?

What is FMS or Flow Metering Skid?

What is FMS or Flow Metering Skid? A Flow Metering Skid is a framed or moduled device on which various other assemblies are fitted for the measurement (flow rates) of gas or liquid products. The...

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Comparison between Piping and Pipeline Engineering : Piping vs Pipeline

Both Piping and Pipeline originated from Mechanical Engineering and many a time, share common activities. For example, both have piping materials, piping expansion, stress, and support problems. So,...

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Difference between Tee and Barred Tee

Tee or Tee connection in piping engineering is a very important pipe fitting and is frequently used to combine or divide a flow. Two types of Tee are available, Equal Tee and Reducing Tee. However,...

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General Requirements for Field Welding

Field Welding, as the name specifies, is done outside the manufacturing shop where the outside environment is not controlled. As most of the time it is done on construction sites, it becomes very...

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