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I would like to ask for the meaning of the letters in the drawings from Hualu Design Institute: In the expression “weldolet A350 Gr LF2 CL 1 BW SCH80 XS MSS SP-97”, what does “XS MSS SP-97” mean? It would be better to explain it overall.
In the drawings from Hualu Design Institute, the notation “weldolet A350 Gr LF2 CL 1 BW SCH80 XS MSS SP-97” – the part “XS MSS SP-97” indicates that XS is a classification for the pipe wall thickness, referring to extra-thick-walled pipes (Extra Strong); MSS: The full name is Manufacturers Standardization Society of the Valve and Fittings Industry, which is the Standardization Association for Valve and Fitting Manufacturers in the United States ; SP-97: MSS SP-97 is a standard specification developed by MSS; it covers the manufacturing standards for various types of pipe fittings, such as steel forged joints and flanged joints. The MSS SP-97 standard applies to the production and supply of forgings factories. It is mainly divided into the following three parts: 1. Insert-type (butt-welded) forged pressure-reducing sleeves and sleeve joints ; 2. Insert-type (butt-welded) forged pipe fittings, flanges, and valve accessories ; 3. Dimension standards, tolerances, quality, packaging, marking, and acceptance. In general, “weldolet A350 Gr LF2 CL 1 BW SCH80 XS MSS SP-97” refers to a steel-cast fitting that complies with the MSS SP-97 standard established by MSS. The material of this joint is A350 Gr LF2 CL 1; the connection method is welding (BW), the wall thickness is SCH80, and it is an extra-thick-walled pipe (XS). .
The pipe and material lists are available in the design institute.
The pipeline material list is available in Hualu Design Institute’s documents. Any petrochemical project will provide it.