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ASME B31.3 is used extensively for offshore facilities. Pipe thickness under internal pressure calculated using equation given by this standard. ASME B31.8 normally used for gas lines in onshore production facilities and when transporting and distributing gas. ASME B31.4 normally used in onshore oil production and is actually subset of ASME B31.8 when it comes to calculating wall thickness. Therefore when it comes to calculating wall thickness, only ASME B31.3 and ASME B31.8 are in common use. In general ASME B31.8 is the more severe in calculating required wall thickness.
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Certificate Course on Piping Engineering by IIT Bombay

Course start date:- May 29 - June 9, 2017
Last Date for application :- May 15, 2017

Eligibility

Fresh or working, chemical or mechanical engineering
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What are the types of failures encountered in Piping?
Answer: - 1. Catastrophic Failure. 2. Fatigue Failure.

II. Define catastrophic failure?
Answer:- The failures which occurs suddenly as soon as the load crosses the threshold (Ultimate tensile strength). These failures take place on the first occurrence of the loads in excess of yield stress.

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Flanges are used to mechanically connect two pipes together, or a pipe to be mechanically connected to a valve, instrument component or nozzle of equipment. The principle of a fl**ge is to use a mechanical force exerted by the bolts to per-load the gasket sufficiently so that when internal pressure is applied, there is enough contact stress between the fl**ges and gasket to maintain a seal.

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