Piping for Process Plants, Part 4: Codes and Fabrication
Besides flanges, there are also several different types of joints and welding processes to choose from. Additional decisions involve piping codes
William M. Huitt, W.M. Huitt Co.
Click here for full pdf version of this article - includes all graphs, charts, tables, and author information This fourth in a series of articles* on piping for process plants examines two topics that may, at first, seem to fall outside the scope of...
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