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Titanium tube pipeline swivel flange?

2010-05-28View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:57. Are the titanium pipes in the electrolysis workshops of chlor-alkali plants mostly equipped with slip-on flanges? Is the loop flange used to save money? Is it still easy to maintain? Another answer is: Titanium flanges are difficult to machine, and the processing cost is high? I’m not sure if it’s correct , , -
Reply #22010-05-28
Commonly known as lap joints and flanges, they are primarily used for the lap jointing of sleeves flanges when connecting pipes together; these sleeve flanges can be made of steel instead of titanium. The main reason for this is to reduce the cost of construction. 2. Easy to install and maintain. 3. Reduce manufacturing difficulty.
Reply #32010-05-28
Reply to 1# Hongjian: The full name of a titanium flange is a titanium welded ring loose-flange, which is a prefabricated component.
Reply #42010-06-06
Reduce project costs. 2. Easy to install and maintain. 3. Reduce manufacturing difficulty. Agree with the view of the teacher mentioned above
Reply #52010-07-01
It is mainly to reduce costs and facilitate processing
Reply #62010-07-01
Agree with the comment above; we use live-fit flanges here as well, which makes installation easier
Reply #72010-07-02
1. Reduce costs 2. Easy to install, but attention should be paid to the selection of gaskets
Reply #82010-07-02
The main goal is to reduce costs; full-titanium flanges require titanium forgings, followed by machining and other processes, which are very expensive.
Reply #92010-07-02
There are two types: one uses flanged swage collars, and the other uses welded ring swage collars

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