I. Flanges & Joints
What type of material is acceptable for manufacturing flanges?
Explanation: Flanges should only be manufactured from forged material, and any other material, including free machining material and bar stock, is not acceptable.
II. Material Certificates
What standard should material certificates for flanges comply with?
Explanation: Material certificates for flanges shall comply with BS EN10204, 3.1.
III. Threaded Flanges
In what type of piping system should threaded flanges not be used?
Explanation: Threaded flanges shall not be used, except in a galvanized piping system.
IV. Slip-On Flanges
How should slip-on flanges be welded?
Explanation: Slip-on flanges shall be welded inside and outside.
V. Joints
When should joints be used in flanged or wafer type valves and equipment connections?
Explanation: Joints shall be kept to a minimum and generally used only in specified circumstances, including flanged or wafer type valves and equipment connections.
VI. Forged or Plate Material
What components may be made from forged or plate material?
Explanation: Figure 8, spades, and spacers may be made from forged or plate material.
VII. Welded Joints
Under what circumstances are welded joints acceptable for components?
Explanation: Welded joints are not acceptable for components except for the handle or web, if required, and for maintenance and dismantling spools.
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