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Why are low-temperature valves connected by welding instead of using flanges?

2011-06-14View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-6-14 16:29. Why don’t low-temperature valves use flanges for connection? Are they all welded?
Reply #22011-06-14
Who doesn’t have flanges? If you need flanges, we’ll provide them for you. If it’s designed for welding, then of course it will be welded for you, but pressure also plays a role in that decision
Reply #32011-06-14
This should be done in accordance with the design requirements; it ought to have flange connections. Listen to the craftsmanship.

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