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I am working on a project. The owner requires that the flanges and fasteners be of American standard. The flange is ASEMB16.5, but what standards are used for the matching gaskets, bolts and nuts? And is there any difference in the estimated budget indicators between American standard flanges and chemical industry flanges?
HG20615-HG20635 is about American standard steel pipe flanges, gaskets and fasteners.
There is no difference in the estimated budget indicators. The budget estimate is not so detailed.
There is no problem using HG20615-HG20635 for small diameters. However, there are differences between several HG ASEMs for large diameters. Pay attention to comparison.
Matching washers and bolts and nuts to ASME B16.20 standards
Large-diameter flanges (flanges larger than DN600) have two series of American standards, and the standards of the Ministry of Chemical Industry of my country correspond to only one of them.
After my verification, the American standard for large diameter flanges (larger than DN600 or 24") is ASME BA6.47. The sizes are divided into two series: A and B. The dimensions of the large-diameter flange standard HG0623 of the Ministry of Chemical Industry of my country refer to the ASME B16.47 B series. The difference is minimal and can be used universally. This post was last edited by sucer on 2009-4-30 14:12 ]
Octagonal gasket type RJ for high pressure (HG 20633-97) Wrapped gasket type RF for low voltage (HG 20631-97)