Things I hadn't thought of. Thanks Harry.
Terry Griner
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At 08:33 AM 9/18/03 -0400, you wrote:
>If using Brass in a Boiler is a problem, due to enbrittlement, why is it
okay to use brass for a steam line?
Terry,
Because the steam line can be r
At 08:33 AM 9/18/03 -0400, you wrote:
>If using Brass in a Boiler is a problem, due to enbrittlement, why is it
okay to use brass for a steam line?
Terry,
Because the steam line can be replaced, and in the event of a
failure a broken lubricator line wouldn't release the entire contents of
Not that I want to open a can of worms, but...
If using Brass in a Boiler is a problem, due to enbrittlement, why is it okay to use
brass for a steam line? I would think that the steam would still have the ability to
absorb the Zinc from the brass, and a steam line would be under the same pressur
Royce,
I have 1/16th piping on dead leg lubricators, but with short
direct. route[about 1 " long ] for longer runs 1/8th " works ok, make the
offtake from the lubricator removable and fit up with 1mm hole to start
with, can always enlarge by small steps until youre happy with the feed
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