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Installation Manual - Future Pipe Industries

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6. Flanged joints<br />

Before assembling the Flanged Joints, all safety precautions will need to be checked. Ensure that all necessary tools<br />

and materials are available. See chapter X. and 6.1.<br />

6.1. Tools for flanged joints<br />

Tools necessary for assembly of flanges:<br />

A Ring spanner with required bolt head size.<br />

B Torque wrench with required socket size.<br />

6.2. Flanged joints<br />

Fig. 6.2.a.<br />

R.T.R.P. flanges are flat faced. These flanges must always be accurately aligned and not subject to any stress.<br />

On the R.T.R.P. side of the flanged joint the bolts and nuts must have washers to avoid exceeding the permitted<br />

surface pressure. As an alternative, a steel backing ring can be installed.<br />

<strong>Pipe</strong>s must not be pulled together by tightening the bolts. If an R.T.R.P. pipeline is connected to a metal pipe,<br />

this metal pipe must be anchored to prevent any movement or loads being transmitted to the R.T.R.P. line.<br />

Fig. 6.2.b.<br />

When assembling a wafer-type butterfly valve, the bolts should be tightened first by hand. If leakage occurs during<br />

pressure tests, the bolts can be tightened up to the max. values according table 6.a. page 27.<br />

Wavistrong <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

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