Can any learned person suggest the flange dimensions of type B4 & C4 and where can I download the details?
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Get a mechanical engineering hand book and go through the topic clearances and fits.
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http://albumen.stanford.edu/library/monographs/sunbeam/chap45.html\n___________\nthis one seems to have a lot of them, too\nhttp://scphillips.com/units/convfact.html
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You can go to the comeius page:\nhttp://comenius.eun.org/ww/en/pub/comenius/pforum.cfm\nor try the partbase\nhttp://partbase.eupro.se/frameuk.htm\n\nGood luck\nSerge
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try this website:\nhttp://www.bmezine.com/pierce/02-tongue/bme-pg02-exp-stud-001.html
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.grantprideco.com/drilling/catalog/drilling_Catalogs.asp
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I can not answer your question, but if you contact some distributors or manufacturers of tanks they may be able to help you.\n\nGood luck!
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Hi, go to this site take you directly to it if you click on it and information on spooler subsytem 5.l \nhttp://castlecops.com/p732573-Question_about_some_files.html\nits a good site and safe and can help you with this.\n\nalso this site http://www.mcse.ms/message509840.html
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150# is an ANSI flange rating. In carbon steel, it's rating varies from about 285 psi at 100 degrees F to about 95 psi at 750 degrees. Carbon steel is typically not recommended from extended exposure to temperatures above 750 degrees.\n\nThere are different pressure ratings for 150# class if made from other materials such as stainless steel.\n\nThere are other ratings such as 300#, 400#, 600#, 900#, 1500# and 2500#
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Any /decent hardware store should be able to help you out.  The nuts and bolt shoud just be standard metric fastners.  Many times you have to buy them from the "specialty" fasterners stocked in the small drawers or boxes found in the hardware Department.  Just take some matching bolts or nuts in with you to help you get the right parts.
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Try the link below there are some information on wall thickness etc to DIN:-\n\nhttp://www.alzarfze.com/pages/pipemain.htm
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Go to the manufacturers website
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http://www.bccresearch.com/advmat/GB212R.html
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I listed some expansion coefficients\n\n\nMetal Temperature Range \n(oF) Thermal Expansion \n(microinch/(in oF)) \nAdmiralty Brass 68 - 572 11.2 \nAluminum  68 - 212 13.1 \nAluminum Bronze 68 - 572 9.0 \nBeryllium Copper 68 - 212 9.3 \nCast Iron, gray 32 - 212 5.8 \nCopper 68 - 572 9.8 \nCupronickel 68 - 572 9.0 \nHastelloy C 70 - 200 5.3 \nInconel 68 - 212 6.4 \nIncoloy 32 - 212 8.0 \nIron, nodular pearlitic 68 - 212 6.5 \nIron, pure 68 - 212 6.8 \nManganese Bronze 68 - 572 11.8 \nMonel 32 - 212 7.8 \nNickel Wrought 77 - 212 7.4 \nRed Brass 68 - 572 10.4 \nTin  32 - 212 12.8 \nTitanium 68 - 200 4.8 \nWrought Carbon Steel 70 - 800 7.8 \nYellow Brass 68 - 572 11.3
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You can find what you are looking for from Northern Tool and Equipment.\nThere web site is Northern Tool.com
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Here are some sites. Don't know exactly what you're looking for.\n\nhttp://www.lmnoeng.com/Flow/SmallOrificeGas.htm\nhttp://www.mysolv.com/OrificeCalcIn.asp\nhttp://www.gpengineeringsoft.com/pages/pdtpipedrop.html\nhttp://www.eng-applications.com/orifice.htm\nhttp://www.controlengineering.se/flowcalc/flowcalceng.htm\nhttp://www.pipeflowcalculations.com/
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try this link for more information  http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/July232004/n9.asp
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If you have access to a Galls catalogue you will find pretty much anything you need. If not here's their address http://www.galls.com/