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 * Valves
   * Valves Basics
   * Valve Types
 * Fittings
   * Buttweld Fittings
   * Forged Fittings
   * Branch Fittings
 * Flanges
   * What are Flanges?
   * ASME Flanges Sizes
   * EN 1092 Flanges Sizes
 * Gaskets & Bolts
   * Gaskets
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 * Steel
   * Steel Production
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 * Pipes
   * Pipe Types
   * Pipe Materials
   * Pipe Sizes
 * Valves
   * Valves Basics
   * Valve Types
 * Fittings
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 * Flanges
   * What are Flanges?
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   * EN 1092 Flanges Sizes
 * Gaskets & Bolts
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Pipe Types


TYPES OF OIL & GAS PIPES: SEAMLESS, ERW, LSAW

Learn about the 3 types of steel pipes used in the petrochemical industry:
seamless, ERW (electric resistance welding), and LSAW (longitudinal submerged
arc welding). A

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Miscellaneous Technical


THE 7 FLOW METERS USED IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY

Over the years, people who are involved in the oil and gas industry have been
innovating and creating ways to get accurate measurements. From extracting

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Projectmaterials January 14, 2019 37 Comments
Flanges


LEARN ABOUT FLANGES FOR PIPING

In piping applications, a flange is used to join a pipe with other equipment
(another pipe, a valve, or a pump). Pipe flanges may be

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Branch Fittings MSS-SP 97


WELDOLET, THREADOLET, SOCKOLET EXPLAINED

What are branch connections (or pipe branch outlet fittings aka “Olets”)? Olet
fittings are a family of forged products used to make 45 or 90

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Projectmaterials December 13, 2018 12 Comments
Miscellaneous


WHAT IS A MILL TEST CERTIFICATE (EN 10204 2.1, 3.1, 3.2)?

A Mill Test Certificate (MTC), or Mill Test Report (MTR), is issued by a
manufacturer to certify the chemical and mechanical features of a product

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Valves


TYPES OF VALVES USED IN THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY

Learn about the different types of valves used in the oil and gas industry and
their differences: API and ASME gate, globe, check, ball, and

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 39 Comments
Buttweld Fittings ASME B16.9


ASME BUTTWELD FITTINGS EXPLAINED

Buttweld fittings are used to change the pathway of a pipeline (elbows),
reduce/increase its bore size (reducers), branch (tees, cross) or blind it (butt
weld cap). BW fittings are used for pipes above 2 inches in diameter, whereas
socket weld and threaded fittings are used for smaller size pipes.

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 13 Comments
Miscellaneous Technical


NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING TYPES (LP/MP/UT/RX)

Non-destructive test (abbreviated, NDT) used to evaluate the physical and
mechanical properties of a welded connection without damaging the equipment. The
most common non-destructive tests

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Buttweld Fittings ASME B16.9


BW FITTINGS MATERIALS: ASTM A234, A403, A815, B366

A complete overview of ASTM materials for buttweld fittings: ASTM A234 (carbon
and low-alloy steel), ASTM A403 (stainless steel), ASTM A815 (duplex and super
duplex),

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 2 Comments
Valves


VALVE PARTS (BODY, BONNET, TRIM)

Which are the key parts of a valve? It is a complex mechanical device
manufactured by assembling a number of different components: the body (the
pressure

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 5 Comments
Valves


VALVE MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS (A216/351/352/105/182)

Learn about the key ASTM material specifications for valves. A cast valve body
is manufactured by pouring liquid metals into molds and is common for valves

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 4 Comments
Valve Types


GATE VALVE FOR PIPING (API 600, 602, 603)

What is a gate valve? It is a shut-off device to open and close the flow of the
fluid conveyed by a piping system (or a pipeline).

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 4 Comments
Buttweld Fittings ASME B16.9


BUTTWELD FITTINGS SIZES ASME B16.9

The ASME/ANSI B16.9 specification covers the dimensions and the tolerances of
carbon and alloy butt weld fittings. The MSS-SP 43 specification integrates ASME
B16.9 to

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 2 Comments
Stud Bolts and Nuts


STUD BOLT FOR FLANGES (ASME B16.5)

What is a stud bolt? Stud bolts for flanges consist of a fully threaded steel
rod and two heavy hexagonal steel nuts. Stud bolts are

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Projectmaterials September 20, 2017 13 Comments
Fittings


SOCKET WELD AND THREADED FITTINGS (ASME B16.11)

How to define forged fittings? The term “forged fittings” refers to two families
of pipe fittings (socket weld and threaded) used for small bore pipes

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