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Flanges for boilers

2009-02-07View Original

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Can the flanges used on boilers be those specified by the Ministry of Chemical Industry? Are there any regulations regarding this?
Reply #22009-02-07
Sure, my company is a methanol production facility, and the flanges used in our thermal power plants comply with the standards set by the Ministry of Chemical Industry.
Reply #32009-02-07
HG20592-20635-1997 \"Steel Pipe Flanges, Gaskets, and Fasteners\" can be adopted, as this set of standards covers both the internationally widely used European and American systems. It is a comprehensive set of standards for pipe flanges, gaskets, and fasteners that fits China’s national conditions while also being in line with international standards.
Reply #42009-02-07
Yes, the flanges are standard components; as long as the nominal diameter and nominal pressure match, it’s fine
Reply #52009-02-08
Of course, the flanges, gaskets, and fasteners are all standard items. For selecting specific standards and models, reference can be made to the industry standards set by the Ministry of Chemical Industry: HG 20592~20635-97. It should be noted that the choice of flange material depends on the temperature range it is intended to operate in. It can be the same as the material of the pipe being welded. Generally, for flanges used in medium-pressure steam (3.8 MPa) pipelines, 15CrMo can be chosen as the material, while for flanges used in high-pressure steam pipelines, 12CrMoV can be used. Of course, all high-pressure pipelines are welded.
Reply #62009-02-08
It is feasible; the connection dimensions of the standard flanges for boilers of the same model are identical to those of the chemical industry standard flanges, so they can be used together. The only difference is that the thickness of the flanges varies by about 2 mm, but they should still be interchangeable.
Reply #72009-02-09
I think it is possible, as the relevant technical specifications and standards for boilers, such as the \"Steam Boiler Regulations\", \"Water Boiler Regulations\", \"Safety Inspection Regulations for Organic Heat Carrier Boilers\", GB9222-2008, and GB16508-96, only specify material requirements and do not outline specific flange standards to be followed. Most general industrial boilers use a series of flange and corresponding fastener standards issued by the former Ministry of Machinery (JB/T74, 75, 79.1, 79.2, 79.3, 79.4, 81, 82.1, 82.2, 82.3, 82.4, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90) ; However, if the Ministry of Chemical Industry flange standards are adopted, the material shall meet the requirements of the aforementioned boiler technical regulations.
Reply #82009-02-09
Of course, those from the Ministry of Chemical Industry are also used for pressure vessels.

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