In my previous experience in power plants in the Philippines, we use FRP pipes
for seawater cooling lines up to the inlet of the heat exchangers of the diesel
engines and it has outstanding results. It had been operating for 15 years and
up to now, it is still in superb condition. The FRP pipe was manufactured by
AMERON, USA
Sadath Khan <sadathcn@yahoo.com> wrote: Dear All
Please note that for cooling and sea waters of Refinereis it is better to use
FRP piping systems as they are non corrsoive and provides longer service life
with out any maintance
AWWA C-950 and M 45, BS5480, and ASME B 31.3 codes support these non mettalic
pipes
above is for your information
Regards
SADATH
Rakesh Patil <rpa@lntenc.com> wrote:
68" CS pipes must be available. we also used 64" CS Pipes during our -
Refinary Expansion Project and it was for Cooling Water Lines that runs
underground.
do you need for the same purpose?
regards,
rakesh
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Re: [PipingDesign] 68" pipe
Please specify the fluid to be handles and Pr/Temp. of the service.
Then only some suggestion can be given.
How ever such big sizes are generally used with cement pipes, CS+cement
lined, only CS, or FRP pipes.
With best regards.
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Baroda, India 390 007
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[PipingDesign] 68" pipe
Hello Friends
how is everybody
Guys i would like to use 68" line for a special area inside refinery is there any pipes avialable in ASME or API standards please suggest me
regards
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