Flanges come in various types, each designed to meet specific requirements based on factors such as pressure, temperature, and application. Some common types include:
1. Weld Neck Flanges: Weld neck flanges feature a long tapered hub that provides reinforcement to the connection, making them suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications.
2. Slip-On Flanges: Slip-on flanges have a slightly larger diameter than the pipe they connect to and are slipped over the pipe before welding. They are commonly used in low-pressure and non-critical applications.
3. Socket Weld Flanges: Socket weld flanges have a recessed area (socket) into which the pipe end fits, allowing for fillet welding. They are suitable for small-bore piping systems and applications with moderate pressure and temperature requirements.
4. Blind Flanges: Blind flanges are solid discs used to close the end of a piping system or vessel. They are often used for pressure testing or as a permanent seal when a pipe end needs to be closed off
2. Slip-On Flanges: Slip-on flanges have a slightly larger diameter than the pipe they connect to and are slipped over the pipe before welding. They are commonly used in low-pressure and non-critical applications.
3. Socket Weld Flanges: Socket weld flanges have a recessed area (socket) into which the pipe end fits, allowing for fillet welding. They are suitable for small-bore piping systems and applications with moderate pressure and temperature requirements.
4. Blind Flanges: Blind flanges are solid discs used to close the end of a piping system or vessel. They are often used for pressure testing or as a permanent seal when a pipe end needs to be closed off
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Flanges are used to connect pipes with each other, to valves, to fittings, and to specialty items such as strainers and pressure vessels.
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