Pipe Velocities Clause Samples

Pipe Velocities. The velocity of flow in pipes is not to exceed the following values unless otherwise specifically mentioned: ft/s General Service Piping including Drinking, fire fighting, raw and 10 Demineralized water lines 10 City Service piping 7 General pump suction lines 3
Pipe Velocities. The velocity of flow in pipes is not to exceed the following values unless otherwise specifically mentioned: ft/s Saturated steam greater than 25 psia (and superheated steam with less than 25 F superheat 210 Superheated steam (with a minimum of 25 F superheat) 330 Low pressure wet steam (including saturated steam up to 25 psia) 125 Condensate piping and hot suction piping 12 Heater drain piping 7 General Service Piping including Drinking, fire fighting, raw and 10 Demineralized water lines 10 City Service piping 7 General pump suction lines 3 Condensate delivery lines 10

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