Re: Is it a Pipe or a Vessel

From: <geoff.stone@lendlease.com.au>
Date: Tue Jul 24 2001 - 18:56:00 EDT

AS 1210 The Australian Pressure Vessel Code there is a length to diameter ratio that differentiates a pipe from a pressure vessel. I understood this came from the British Standard..

"SARE, RALPH H." <SARERH@YANPET.SABIC.com> on 19/07/2001 06:40:49 PM

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Subject: [PipingDesign] Is it a Pipe or a Vessel

  FAQ - whether a unit being made part of a piping system is classified as piping or as pressure vessel. Both Section VIII and B31 is not clear on this. Or put in another way, when is a "unit" called a piping or a pressure vessel. Note that some "unit" are fabircated completely out if piping and piping components yet it isclassified as pressure vessel.

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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Received on Tue Jul 24 18:56:00 2001