1. Standard Swages and Reducers Identification
How should standard swages and reducers be identified and called out?
Explanation: Standard swages and reducers shall be identified and called out, but do not have to be described if adjacent information identifies both end sizes.
2. End Preparation Type of Swages
How should the end preparation type of socket welded swages be called out?
Explanation: Socket welded swages should be called out by preparation type and size.
3. Eccentric Swages and Reducers
How should eccentric swages and reducers be called out?
Explanation: Eccentric swages and reducers shall be called out as FOT (flat on top) or FOB (flat on bottom) and the size shown.
4. Identification of Swage End Preparation
When listed in a Bill of Material, what should be identified for swages?
Explanation: Swages shall have the end preparation type identified when listed in a Bill of Material.
5. Eccentric Reducers Usage
According to Piping Layout Basis, when should eccentric reducers be used?
Explanation: Eccentric reducers shall be used until and unless mentioned in PIDs.
6. End Preparation Type of Threaded Swages
How should the end preparation type of threaded swages be called out?
Explanation: Threaded swages should be called out by preparation type and size.
7. Plain and Threaded Ends
What abbreviations are recommended for plain (both ends) and threaded (both ends) swages?
Explanation: Use PBE for plain (both ends) or TBE for threaded (both ends).
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