Seek the AMERON company’s formula for the length of fiberglass-reinforced plastic flange bolts! !
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Seek the AMERON company’s formula for the length of fiberglass-reinforced plastic flange bolts! ! It would be best to have information on AMERON. Thank you
AMERON is strong in design and production, but requiring their company to calculate the bolt length for LZ is a bit excessive; any company will do, as long as the bolt length is sufficient. Our company calculates it as follows: the thickness of the two flanges (including allowable tolerance) + the thickness of the flange gasket + the thickness of the nut + the thickness of two flat washers + a margin (usually 15–20 mm)
Reply to 2# superkiller0305: I’m sorry, maybe I didn’t explain myself clearly. Since AMERON flanges are thicker than standard ASME flanges of corresponding sizes, I am actually interested in knowing the thickness of AMERON company’s flanges for different sizes and pressure levels. Hehe, it would be best to have the manufacturer’s technical documents.
Reply to 3# mzg1102: Haha, that’s definitely the case. ASME is the standard for steel flanges, and their thickness corresponds to that of steel flanges. The thickness of fiberglass-reinforced plastic flanges is naturally greater than that of steel flanges, as it is determined by the allowable stress of each material. Our company has information on many large foreign companies, but it’s very difficult to find it.
Reply to 4# superkiller0305: Hehe, if you come across something similar someday, please send it to me. Thank you! ! ! ! ! ! Email: 937286157@qq.com