1. PIPING
These are the life of any process industry as
the fluids are transported thru’ pipes only
It’s a tubular product & can be termed as
PIPE or TUBE
Tube is identified by OD & wall thk. and is
mainly used in HE, inst. lines & small
interconnections
The size of a pipe is identified by its nominal
bore & with wall thickness defined by
schedule number,API designation or weight.
4. MATERIAL U.S. SPECIFICATIONS BRITISH GERMAN
C.S.PIPE API 5L Seamless
Gr.A&B
BS 3601 HFS
22&27
DIN 1629
St.35&45
ERW Gr. A&B BS 3601 ERW
22&27
DIN 1625
St.34.2& 37.2
C.S. PIPE ASTM A53 Seamless
Gr.A&B
BS 3601 HFS
22&27
DIN 1629
St.35&45
ERW Gr. A&B BS 3601 ERW
22&27
DIN 1625
St.34.2& 37.2
CS Boiler tube
seamless
ASTM A 83 BS 3059 DIN 1629 St.35
Killed Steel ASTM A 106
Gr.A, B, C
BS 3602 DIN
St.35.8&45.8
LT Piping ASTM A333 Gr. 1&3 BS 3603 SEW 680TT
St.41
STANDARDS OF
PIPING
5. STANDARDS FOR PIPING
MATERIAL U.S. SPECIFICATIONS BRITISH GERMAN
A.S. PIPE For
high temp.
ASTM A 335 P1,2,12,11,22,5,9 BS 3604 DIN 17175
Austenitic S.S.
PIPE
ASTM A 312 TP 304,316,321,347 BS 3605 X5 Cr Ni18 9
6. DIA. &THK. OF PIPE
The size of pipe is identified as Nominal
Bore (NB)
The true ID of pipe is seldom equal to NB
14 inch pipes & larger pipes have OD
equal to NB
Pipes of different sizes are made in
several wall thickness & have been
established by ANSI & ASTM
7. LT pipes
CS pipes -29c
Killed steel -45c
2.25% Ni steel -60c
3.5% Ni steel -100c
9%Ni steel -190c
Stainless steel -267c
Al & Cu -270c
9. PIPE FITTINGS
Elbows : 90 degree long & short radius
: 45 degree long & short radius
Reducers : concentric &eccentric
Swages : concentric &eccentric
Tee : Equal & Unequal
Coupling : Half & Full
Weldolet
Lateral
Cap
10. Pipe Fittings Contd.
Pipe fittings are socket welded &
butt welded
Socket welded fittings are used up
to 50NB
Fittings are available in 3000 &
6000 psi ratings.
13. Flanged Joints
A flange allows two pipes to be mechanically
connected together, or a pipe to be mechanically
connected to a valve, tee, choke or other piece of
equipment.
The principle of a flange is to use a mechanical
force (exerted by the bolts) to pre-load the
gasket sufficiently so that when internal pressure
(end cap force) is applied, there is enough
contact stress between the flanges and gasket to
maintain a seal.
The flange itself needs to be connected to the
pipe. This is usually achieved by welding.
18. VALVES
Valves used in industry serve
multiple roles:
stopping or starting flow
Varying the rate of flow
Permitting flow in one direction only
Switching flow along different routes
Discharging fluid from a system
19.
20. GATE VALVES
Non- Rising Stem
Gate Valves
These Valves are
either fully open
or fully closed
types
25. GASKETS
Used to seal between two surfaces.
Choice of gasket is decided by :
Temp., Pr.,or corrosiveness of fluid
Whether maint. Requires repeated
opening
Code requirement
cost