Jeez Paul,
That valve is a snap to install, couple of hours only. The hard part is pushing the pipe with the rubber ring into the machined rebate (that you can clearly see in the photo).
The guy with the moustache is trying to figure out which bit to stick the delivery docket to and how he is going to get the cardboard box to hang together after it spends a week rolling around in the back of a freight truck.
Cheers,
Robin
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> I wonder how long/how many passes it takes to weld this into the line,
> multiple shifts?
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> http://www.pipingdesign.com/photos/large_valve.jpg
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> The photo is from a Velan catalog, it's a 36", not sure of the rating.
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> For this size valve, are welded ends the best way to go (as opposed to
> flanges)? The guts should be easily serviced through the bonnet.
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> Paul
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