There are several types of flanges used for attaching pipes, including weld neck flanges which are welded directly to the pipe, slip-on flanges which are welded outside the pipe, socket weld flanges which are welded inside a pipe socket, and lap joint flanges which are welded to a stub end of a pipe or fitting. Threaded flanges connect via internal threads to a pipe or fitting, while blind flanges only connect to another flanged surface using bolts and gaskets.
There are several types of flanges used for attaching pipes, including weld neck flanges which are welded directly to the pipe, slip-on flanges which are welded outside the pipe, socket weld flanges which are welded inside a pipe socket, and lap joint flanges which are welded to a stub end of a pipe or fitting. Threaded flanges connect via internal threads to a pipe or fitting, while blind flanges only connect to another flanged surface using bolts and gaskets.
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Classification of Flanges Based on Pipe Attachment
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Classification of Flanges Based on Pipe Attachment
There are several types of flanges used for attaching pipes, including weld neck flanges which are welded directly to the pipe, slip-on flanges which are welded outside the pipe, socket weld flanges which are welded inside a pipe socket, and lap joint flanges which are welded to a stub end of a pipe or fitting. Threaded flanges connect via internal threads to a pipe or fitting, while blind flanges only connect to another flanged surface using bolts and gaskets.
There are several types of flanges used for attaching pipes, including weld neck flanges which are welded directly to the pipe, slip-on flanges which are welded outside the pipe, socket weld flanges which are welded inside a pipe socket, and lap joint flanges which are welded to a stub end of a pipe or fitting. Threaded flanges connect via internal threads to a pipe or fitting, while blind flanges only connect to another flanged surface using bolts and gaskets.