Hi,
Nobody would be able to answer this unless required information is provided, Which Class,
Material, Size, pressure and temperature...
Please refer ASME B16.5, you will note that Table 22 has maximum size listed as 12" for #2500.
For all other Classes (upto #1500) maximum size is listed as 24".
If your design criteria falls within ASME B16.5 range then Simply Purchase Blind Flange in
accordance with ASME B16.5.
If not then refer ASME Sec Viii Div 1 UG-34 to calculate Blind Flange thickness, Usually it
would not be an easy exercise for a beginner but if you insist, i can send you some
calculations done in my current project (Give me your personnel e-mail ID).
Regards
Manpreet Singh
Dear all,
Can someone help me to calculate the blind
flange thickness for hydrostatic testing.
Thanks and Regards
Anish Dev.S
Gulf East Engg
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Nobody would be able to answer this unless required information is provided, Which Class,
Material, Size, pressure and temperature...
Please refer ASME B16.5, you will note that Table 22 has maximum size listed as 12" for #2500.
For all other Classes (upto #1500) maximum size is listed as 24".
If your design criteria falls within ASME B16.5 range then Simply Purchase Blind Flange in
accordance with ASME B16.5.
If not then refer ASME Sec Viii Div 1 UG-34 to calculate Blind Flange thickness, Usually it
would not be an easy exercise for a beginner but if you insist, i can send you some
calculations done in my current project (Give me your personnel e-mail ID).
Regards
Manpreet Singh
Dear all,
Can someone help me to calculate the blind
flange thickness for hydrostatic testing.
Thanks and Regards
Anish Dev.S
Gulf East Engg
Qatar
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