Is the value of Di different when flat welding flanges are calculated as slip-on flanges and as integral flanges?

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This post was last edited by QQ1039294229 on 2016-12-1 16:07. Why are the values of Di different when flat welding flanges are calculated as slip-on flanges and as integral flanges? Inner diameter of the Di-flange or cylinder end structure (corrosion allowance to be deducted)

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This post was last edited by QQ1039294229 on 2016-12-1 16:09. Question: Why are the values of Di in Example 1 and Example 2 different?

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Is the value of Di different when flat welding flanges are calculated as slip-on flanges and as integral flanges?

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