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Quick-installation, cartridge, flange, threaded – selection of valves

2018-01-30View Original

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These are the most common methods for connecting valves or pipe fittings, but which one should be used in a given situation? I wonder if there’s any summary of experience?
Reply #22018-01-30
You can be more specific; for example, butt welding is used for DN50 and above, socket welding for DN40 and below, as well as clamps, etc
Reply #32018-01-30
Of course, there’s also welding; let’s discuss it together
Reply #42018-01-30
Connecting pipe fittings is not as simple as you say; there are many detailed rules regarding the actual process of connection, and there are specific considerations for when to use flanges, among other things
Reply #52018-01-30
It’s too complicated, so I don’t quite understand it. These days we use them all indiscriminately – card sleeves, quick-install types, and flanges are all used together. I’m not sure if there are any books on this topic
Reply #62018-01-30
You can take a look at the chemical pipeline design manual, or HG20519
Reply #72018-01-30
Small valves for high temperature and high pressure are welded, while large valves are connected using flanges.

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