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Selection of flanges for small pipe diameters

2009-02-23View Original

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I would like to ask what type is commonly chosen for flanges with small pipe diameters? Is socket welding the more common choice? My medium is nitrogen and propylene, with a pressure rating of 2.5 MPA. Then can I choose a butt-welded flange connection? Is it necessary to choose flanges with socket welding or threading? ? I’m a bit confused right now
Reply #22009-02-23
Gas pipes at 2.5 MPa can use butt-welded flanges. You can check the HG20592 series standards; they are available at Haichuan.
Reply #32009-02-23
I think one can choose a flange connection with butt welding, or a flange with socket welding or threading.
Reply #42009-02-23
25-kilogram pressure flanges should work fine. . .
Reply #52009-02-23
It shouldn’t be a big problem if I don’t choose socket weld or threaded flanges, right?
Reply #62009-02-23
Classified by diameter: Socket weld flanges are used for pipes with a diameter of DN40 or less, while butt weld flanges are used for pipes with a diameter of DN50 or more
Reply #72009-02-23
Well, can I still use butt-welded flanges?

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