Are there standards for special parts of US standards?
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Recently, I’ve been spending my free time drawing standard American pipe fittings. Generally, the standard specifications cover items such as elbows, tees, pipe caps, and reducers. However, for special components like flexible connections, Y-type filters, and burst discs, I haven’t been able to find any relevant standards. I would appreciate it if experts could provide information on both American and Chinese standards
I am quite free, but I’m also learning things. I suggest you check previous projects to see if there are corresponding standards.
The company’s document control is terrible – you can’t even view a file unless you’re involved in its creation. The procedures required to access a document are so complicated that they could drive anyone crazy; otherwise, why would they bother with such things?:L
Well, let’s take a look at the supports and hangers then; it seems there is a national standard for filters. Lao Yu knows. @ylb913
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-1-19 at 10:57: GHJ 532-91 \"Chemical Process Pipeline Filters\", SH/T 3411-1999 \"Selection, Inspection, and Acceptance of Filters for Petrochemical Pumps\", HG/T 20570.3-85 \"Installation and Selection of Pressure Relief Valves\"
Okay, thank you. One more question: are these special parts standard parts, or does it just need to be possible to connect the interfaces?
They are all standard rooms; just make the design selection