What is flange make-up?
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Manual flange assembly using spanners, manual torque wrenches, impact guns & flogging spanners. (One entry from the table containing the document’s contents) Manual flange assembly? This post was last edited by echommm on 2007-12-25 13:54]
These refer to flanges that are connected by threads, and the flanges need to be tightened using a manual wrench
Provisional: Manually assemble the flange using a wrench,....
This is from English to Chinese. If those above think there are any mistakes, I would appreciate it if you could offer your guidance. Since the classification in the chemical engineering field is also very detailed, many terms need to be defined by those with relevant expertise. :lol
May I ask what the original poster means by “flogging spanners”? I happened to come across this word today and then saw the original poster’s post – it was really timely! Thank you! ! ! !
Slogging/flogging wrench: A wrench (available in both open and ring types) with a blunt end on the handle, specifically designed for use with a hammer. It is typically used to loosen large nuts and bolts, as the impact force helps to break down rust or paint. -----Copied from these websites: http://tpu.bluemountains.net/keyword.php?w=spanners http://www.answers.com/topic/wrench The flogging wrench, also known as a slogging wrench, can be found information about on the internet; it is referred to as a “hammering wrench”.
Manual torque wrenches – these are tools designed specifically for installing equipment flanges where a specific torque value is required. We used one of these when installing a piece of equipment this time: lol