TAILIEUCHUNG - IPS GRooVEd CouPlInGS And FIttInGS B31.3 Cod

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) established the B31 Pressure Piping Code Committees to promote safety in pressure piping design and construction through published engineering criteria. The basic consideration of the Codes is safety, however, the Codes are not designed to replace competent engineering design or judgement. Most importantly, the Codes do not “approve”, “rate”, or “endorse” any items of construction; proprietary devices, or activity. | IPS GROOVED COUPLINGS AND FITTINGS CODE Conformance of Victaulic IPS Grooved Couplings and Fittings to ASME Process Piping Code 2006 Requirements The American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASME established the B31 Pressure Piping Code Committees to promote safety in pressure piping design and construction through published engineering criteria. The basic consideration of the Codes is safety however the Codes are not designed to replace competent engineering design or judgement. Most importantly the Codes do not approve rate or endorse any items of construction proprietary devices or activity. The Codes do not put a limit on conservatism and conversely the Codes also allow for designs that are capable of more rigorous engineering analysis which justifies less conservative designs. A final point of importance is that the Codes strive to keep abreast of all current technologies regarding improvements to materials fabrication and any other new developments in the piping industry. They are not intended to limit the introduction of new products. Numerous sections of the B31 Codes provide the necessary guidelines to analyze new or nontraditional products so that sound engineering judgments can be made regarding Code conformance. Victaulic Standard IPS couplings and grooved end fittings may be utilized on ASME Process Piping Code applications within their published temperature and pressure parameters. ASME designates the use of mechanical joints specifically grooved joints that use gaskets as method of leak resistance under Paragraph Definitions which defines a Mechanical Joint as A joint for the purpose of mechanical strength or leak resistance or both in which the mechanical strength is developed by threaded grooved rolled flared or flanged pipe ends or by bolts pins toggles or rings and the leak resistance is developed by threads and compounds gaskets rolled ends caulking or machined and mated surfaces. Also grooving is designated as a .

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• tài liệu ASME
• lý thuyết ASME
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• ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code
• Rules for Construction of Heating Boiler
• 2013 ASME BPVC IV
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers
• 2013 ASME BPVC Code
• Pressure Vessel Designs
• Reliance Tech Service
• Fusing Qualification
• 2013 ASME BPVC IX
• ASME SECTION IX
• Welding industry standards
• documentation standards in welding
• ASME materials SECTION IX
• teaching mechanical machine
• Rules for Construction of Power Boilers
• 2013 ASME BPVC I
• 2013 ASME BPVC II A
• Ferrous Material Specifications
• 2013 ASME BPVC II B
• Nonferrous Material Specifications
• 2013 ASME BPVC II C
• 2013 ASME BPVC II D
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1&2 NCA
• Rules for Construction
• Nuclear Facility Components
• Subsection NB Class 1 Components
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 NB
• Nuclear Facility Component
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 NC
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 ND
• Subsection ND Class 3 Components
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 NE
• Subsection NE Class MC Components
• Nuclear Facility Componens
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 NF
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 NG
• 2013 ASME BPVC III1 NH
• 2013 ASME BPVC III2
• 2013 ASME BPVC III
• Nondestructive Examination
• 2013 ASME BPVC V
• 2013 ASME BPVC VI
• Recommended Rules
• The Care and Operation of Heating Boilers
• Recommended Guidelines
• The Care of Power Boiler
• 2013 ASME BPVC VII