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MICRO PROJECT
REPORT
ON
52 Dixit Om Balasaheb
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that
41 Raut Siddhant Somnath
48 Shelar Vaibhav Somdev
49 Shinde Roshan Dnyandev
52 Dixit Om Balasaheb
has satisfactorily carried put and completed the Micro Project work
entitled.
“Manufacturing the model and prepare report on threaded flange
coupling with elbow pipe joint.”
This work is being submitted for the award of Diploma in mecanical
Engineering.
It is submitted in partial fulfillment of the prescribed syaalbus of MSBTE,
Mumbai
For the Acadmic Year 2022-23
Propose/Actual Methodology :
1) First we form the fore student group for Micro-Project.
2) Then finalized topic with mutual discussion under guidance of
teacher.
3) As topic finalized, we tried to search available resources from
institute workshop and information related to micro-project.
4) Next step was to collect information from it.
5) After that take photographs and detailed information from it.
6) Report presentation and finalization of it under guidance of teacher.
7) Then, there was presentation of micro-project to subject teacher.
8) Report submission was done after necessary correction if given by
teacher.
Action Plan :
Sr. NO. Details of activity Planned start Planned Finish Name of
Date Date responsible
members
7. Presentation.
1. Internet www.wikipidia.com -
5. Dixit Om Balasaheb 52
(Prof.Deshmukh.S.R)
Title of Micro Project Report:
Literature Review:
Introduction
Flanges are used when the piping joint needs dismantling. These are used
mainly at equipment’s, valves and specialties. In certain pipelines where
maintenance is a regular feature, breakout flanges are provided at
definite intervals. A flanged joint is composed of three separate and
independent although interrelated components; the flanges, the gaskets
and the bolting. Special controls are required in the selection and
application of all these elements to attain a leakproof joint. A Pipe
Coupling, used in piping or plumbing, is a very short length of pipe or tube
with either socket or female pipe threads at one or both ends that allows
two pipes or tubes of equal or different sizes to be joined together.
Couplings are pipe fittings that help to extend or terminate pipe runs.
These fittings are also used to change pipe size. It’s also used to repair a
broken or leaking pipe.
Objectives:
1) They are ideal for small diameter piping applications.
2) They are economical and time saving devices.
3) These threaded flanges are normally designed for non-cyclic
applications.
4) The flanges are suitable to be used in applications where welding is
hazardous.
5) They can be used in highly explosive areas.
Manufacturing Details:
Threaded flange is connecting with pipe without welding. It is similar
to slip on flange or a socket weld flange, fitted with a tapered thread
(screw) inside the flange bore that is mounted on the pipe with
corresponding external threads. In some cases a seal weld also
applied in conjunction with threaded pipe flange.
Pipe Fitting:
Size = ¼ inche
Material = CS Elbow
bend angle = 90 degree End connection
pipe = Threaded
Standard: ASTM A105, ASTM A182
Material: Carbon Steel, Stainless
Steel, Alloy Steel, Cast Iron
Size Range: 1/2'', 1'', 2'', 3'', 4'' to
24''
Pressure Class: Class 150 to 2500
Face: Raised face (RF), Ring type
joint (RTJ)
On the other hand, it is not compatible with a pipe system in thin wall
thickness, since there is no space for doing the threading.
The other type is the same as a normal flange, sealed with two flange sealing
faces.
Facing Types
There are two facing types for threaded flange, raised face flange and ring joint
flange.
Raised Face Threaded Flange
When the gasket surface area is above the bolted line of the flange, the raised
face flange is easily identified. It is compatible with a wide range of gaskets,
from flat to semi-metallic and metallic types, either ring or full.
The main scope of a raised face flange design is to concentrate the pressure of
the two mating flanges on a small surface and increase the strength of the seal.
The height of the raised face surface depends on the flange pressure level, for
example, for pressure classes 150 and 300, the height is 1.6 mm or 1/12 inch,
and for the 400 to 2500 level, the raised face height is about 6.4 mm, or 1/4
inch.
Where steel pipe is threaded and used for steam service above 250 psi or for
water service above 100 psi with water temperatures above 220° F, the pipe
shall be seamless and have a thickness at least equal to schedule 80 of ASME
B36.10.
Measurement
If threaded pipe flange can be measured accurately, following data shall be required:
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
• When the temperature of the pipeline changes sharply or is higher than 260 C and
lower than - 45 C, it is recommended not to use threaded flanges to avoid leakage.
• In addition to this, if the attachment pipe is of the same diameter then normal elbow
threaded pipe fittings are used else reducer elbow is used.
• The usage ensures that the pipe reaches any place in the unit withoutany hassles.
Outputs of micro-project:
We learn and manufacture the threaded flange,and elbow pipe and their uses or
advantages/ disadvanteges.
• Threaded flanges are not suitable for pipes that have a thin wall
thickness.
• increase the flange’s integrity.
• reduce the likelihood of leakage.
• joint more difficult to assemble and disassemble (because the weld
• makes it a permanent joint).
• pressure class 300 and below.
• more prone to leakage.
• susceptible to damage if flange misalignment occurs.
• poor choice for hazardous systems.
Conclusion: