MSS SP-97 branch fitting

2015-07-23View Original

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Hello, experts. I would like to ask you that in the table regarding the dimensions of welded branch fittings specified in the MSS SP-97 standard, the A value for each wall thickness category is given in two forms: reducing and full. What do these two values mean respectively?

Reply #22015-07-23

All represent that A’s height: reducing means reduced, while full means complete

Reply #32015-07-23

Hello, I know what this word in English means. What I want to ask is: in what situations should the shortened form be used, and in what situations should the full form be used? If you know, please tell me. Thank you

Reply #42018-10-15

Personally, I understand that reducing is used in situations where high full penetration is required, that is, under high-pressure conditions. The opposite case uses full

Reply #52021-03-01

Does the original poster know the difference between the two now?

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