How To Use ASME B16.10 To Determine the Valve Length

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[@292ADEL]

Excellent.. Please keep going

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Awesome explanation.. Expecting more videos.

[@arslanhashmi45]

Keep it up. very explanatory videos

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[@mukundmistry1661]

Thank you, sir, for your wonderful explain regarding face to face dimension. Kindly please let me know how much tolerance(+ or -) is possible to face to face for ball valves.???

[@misseghe3239]

thank you so much. good explanation. so does this mean that, when we talk about valve lengths, it usually includes the flange connection lengths?

[@liulucy9156]

Thanks for this video, it has been very helpful. I am currently working on a valve library in a software called Edgewise. I am using ASME b16.10 table 1 as a reference. However, the table only covers certain pipe diameter. Why is that?

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[@vidyadham1772]

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[@mangeram2731]

Thanks

[@shivdevsingh851]

pls explain whether this standard is applicable to butt weld end valves also?

[@neerajpokhriyal7958]

bt y asme 16.10 even we have asme b 16.34
can't we use asme b16.34 valves insted of asmeb16.10?

[@demetriomarchiano3460]

thanks a lot fro the video

[@loctwu]

ASME B16.10-2017 has different arrangement tables with 1992 version.

[@amirhosseindoost7329]

Everything good except pronunciation