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    The document discusses piping codes and piping materials. It lists several ASME and ASTM codes for different types of piping including power piping, process piping, pipeline transportation, gas transmission piping systems, pipes, flanges, fittings, valves, and general piping requirements. It also lists common carbon steel, alloy steel, and stainless steel materials used for pipes. The document provides formulas for calculating the weight of pipes and plates.

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    PIPING CODES

    ASME.B31.1
    ASME.B31.3
    ASME.B31.4
    ASME.B31.8

    Power piping.
    Process Piping
    Pipeline Transportation (oil)
    Gas Transmission Piping System

    ASME.B36.1 Pipes.
    ASME.B16.5 Flanges.
    ASME.B16.9 Butt welded fittings.
    ASME.B16.11 Socket welded fittings.
    ASME.B16.34 Valves.
    ASTM.A350 General requrements of piping.
    ASTM.A530 Tolerance for thickness of pipes.

    API 5L Specifition for Line Pipe

    PIPING MATERIAL

    PIPES

    Carbon Steel : -

    Alloy Steel : Stainless Steel : -

    PIPE WEIGHT:

    ASTM A53 Gr. A


    ASTM A53 Gr. B
    ASTM A106 Gr. A
    ASTM A106 Gr. B
    ASTM A106 Gr. C
    ASTM A333Gr.1 / Gr.6
    ASTM A335 Gr. P1 / P2 / P5 / P7 / P9 / P11 / P12 /
    P22
    ASTM A312 TP304 /TP304L / TP304H / TP308 /
    TP310 / TP316 / TP316L / TP316H / TP317 / TP321 /
    TP321H / TP347 / TP347H / TP348 / TP348H

    WEIGHT CALCULATION

    W = (OD-t) x t x 0.02466 Kg / m.
    OD = outside diameter in mm.
    t
    = thickness in mm.

    b) PLATE WEIGHT:
    W = volume x 7.85 Kg / m2
    10 6
    Volume in mm3
    7.85=Density of steel in gr / cc (constant volume)
    VOLUME
    a) Circuler section = 3.141 x d2 x l
    4
    b) Square = a2 x l (t)
    c) Rectangle = l x b x t
    d) Hollow section = 3.141 (D2 d2) x l
    4
    e) Triangle = x b x h x t
    PDMS Command
    Piping
    1. Rename xxx/yyy
    2. Clea 500 - pipe spool distance
    3. Dist 500 dist between two componets
    4. Conn PT(pipe talil) to last mem
    5. Q dbname name of current database
    6. Q dbfilename filename current database
    7. Dir tow next
    8. Alp req clear
    9. Q pos wrt/* -postion of ce with respect to world
    10.Q pos postion of ce woth respect to owner
    11.Add cref - Add branch connected to cref
    12.Add href tref .cref add all connected ref
    13.REM ALL WITHIN VOL CE 100 Rem All Include In Ce Volume Box
    14.MARK CE - Mark Ce Name
    15.MARK WITH SIV CE - Tag Ce With Name
    16.Q DBNAME (To check DB name)
    17.Q DBTYPE
    18.Q DBFNUMBER
    19.Q DBFILE

    Upstream Processes - locating underground or underwater oil reserves


    characterizes the upstream process
    The downstream stage in the production process involves processing the materials
    collected during the upstream stage into a finished product.

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