Thank you sir very informative video, I have one query for raw materials such as 1020 , 1040 or 4140 etc . mechanical properties of this material which ASTM or any other standard should i refer . Please guide me
Very good information... Sir, please make video on what is the purpose of different types of connection in ball valve like orbitweld, flanged, buttweld, screwed, SMS end etc... & Thank you very much for teaching us about valve. Please make more videos on valve.. Thank you..
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I started to work with piping design in 2017, and your videos help me a lot regarding valves and flanges. Thank you!
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@@RK-xp9oy Hello Rahul! I work in the same piping department.
Thank you so much for your information, It's really helpful for my acknowledge in valve industry. Hope to see more video from you.
Thank you for sharing knowledge Mr Stephen
Excellent explanation. Need more videos like this
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very fantastic information stiffen thank you so much
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very good explanation
that sounds good, and It could be better if the summary of the discussion was attached as a text for non-English speaker.
Good lesson
Beautiful
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And can you share knowledge
About IBR certification for valves
And other certifications for valves
thanks a lot, it is very useful and clear!
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Thank you to make me understand & reading standard in proper Way!!
THANKS STEPHEN
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Low temparature forgings are specified in ASME B16.34. A350 is LTCS forged body
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Thank you sir very informative video,
I have one query for raw materials such as 1020 , 1040 or 4140 etc . mechanical properties of this material which ASTM or any other standard should i refer .
Please guide me
Thank you
Thankyou for the share. God bless.
Thank you for your support
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Very good information...
Sir, please make video on what is the purpose of different types of connection in ball valve like orbitweld, flanged, buttweld, screwed, SMS end etc...
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Thank you very much for teaching us about valve. Please make more videos on valve.. Thank you..
hello do u know very well about ASTM standards ? i m kind of confused with those standards. hopefully somebody can give more information about them
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Low temperature CS is rated to -45C and the forged equivalent is A350/LF2
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Sir I want to have a video showing difference between ASME CODE and IS4049 For pressure vessel head part
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Please explain the difference between asme B36.10 and B36.19
As i know,min operating temperature of lcb steel is -46C, and wcb is -20.
Assalamaleikym from .Kazahstan.
For WC9 MOC : Forge grade is F22...
Any sources , please .
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It’s called iron, not ferrum
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