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AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD K61-1-1931 <br /> 2.7.3 All piping shall be well supported and nections shall be designed, constructed, and <br /> provision shall be made for expansion and con- installed so that there will be no leakage when <br /> traction. All refrigeration system piping shall connected. <br /> conform to the Refrigeration Piping Code(ANSI <br /> B31.5),a Section of the American Standard Code 2.8.4 Where liquid transfer hose is not drained <br /> for Pressure Piping, as it applies to ammonia.- of liquid upon completion of transfer operations, <br /> such hose shall be equipped with an approved <br /> 2.7'A Piping used on non-refrigerated systems shut-off valve at the discharge end. Provision <br /> shall be at least ASTM A-53 Grade B Electric shall be made to prevent excessive hydrostatic <br /> Resistance Welded and Electric Flash Welded pressure in the hose. (See paragraph 2.9.10). <br /> Pipe or equal.Such pipe shall beat least Schedule <br /> 40 when joints are welded,or welded and flanged. 2.8.5 On all hose one half inch(12.7 mm)O.D. <br /> Such pipe shall be at least Schedule 80 when and larger,used in ammonia service and subject <br /> joints are threaded.Brass,copper,or galvanized to container pressure,there shall be etched,cast, <br /> steel pipe or tubing shall not be used. or impressed at five foot (1.52 m) intervals the <br /> 2.7.5 All metal flexible connections for following information: <br /> permanent installations shall have a minimum Anhydrous Ammonia <br /> working pressure of 250 psig(1720 kPa) (safety xxx psig(Maximum working pressure) <br /> factor of 4). For temporary installations, hose Manufacturer's Name or Trademark <br /> meeting the requirement of 2.8 may be used. Year of Manufacture <br /> 2.7.6 Cast iron fittings shall not be used but 2.9 Pressure Relief Devices <br /> this shall not prohibit the use of fittings made <br /> specifically for ammonia service of malleable or 2.9.1 Every container used in systems covered <br /> nodular iron such as Specification ASTM A47 or by Section 3,6,7 and 8 shall be provided with one <br /> ASTM A395. or more pressure relief valves of the spring- <br /> 2.7.7 Provisions shall be made for expan loaded or equivalent type. The discharge from <br /> p pressure relief valves shall be vented away from <br /> contraction,jarring, vibration, and for settling. the container, upward and unobstructed to the <br /> 2.7.8 Adequate provisions shall be made to atmosphere. All pressure relief valve discharge <br /> protect all exposed piping from physical damage openings shall have suitable raincaps that will <br /> that might result from moving machinery, the allow free discharge of thevaporand preventthe <br /> presence of automobiles or trucks, or any other entrance of water. Provision shall be made for <br /> undue strain that maybe placed upon thepiping. draining condensate which may accumulate.The <br /> rate of the discharge shall be in accordance with <br /> 2.7.9 Joint compounds shall be resistant to the provisions of Appendix A. <br /> ammonia. <br /> 2.9.2 Container pressure relief valves shall be <br /> 2.7.10 After assembly, all piping and tubing set to start-to-discharge as follows,with relation <br /> shall be tested and proved to be free from leaks at to the design pressure of the container: <br /> a pressure not less than the normal operating <br /> pressure of the system. Containers Minimum Maximum' <br /> ASME-U-68, U-69 110% 125% <br /> 2.8 Hose Specification ASME-U-200, U-201 95% 100% <br /> ASME 1952, 1956, 1959, <br /> 2.8.1 Hose used in ammonia service and 1962, 1965, 1968, 1971, <br /> subject to container pressure shall conform to the 1974. 1977 and 1980 95% 100% <br /> joint Rubber Manufacturers Association and The API-ASME 95% 100% <br /> Fertilizer Institute "Hose Specifications for U.S. Coast Guard. <br /> Anhydrous Ammonia"(See Appendix B). (As required by USCG regulations) <br /> 2.5.2 Hose subject to container pressure shall DOT (As required by DOT regulations) <br /> be designed for a minimum working pressure of <br /> 350 psig(2413 kPa) and a minimum burst pres. .A relief valve manufacturers tolerance of plus Io% is <br /> sure of 1750 psig(12,066 kPa). Hose assemblies, permitted. <br /> when made up,shall be capable of withstanding a 2,9.3 Pressure relief devices used ins stems <br /> test pressure of 500 psig(3450 kPa). covered by Sections 3, 6, 7 and 8 shall be con- <br /> 2.8.3 Hose and hose connections located on the structed to discharge at not less than the rates <br /> low pressure side of flow control or pressure required in 2.9.1 before the pressure is in excess <br /> reducing valves on devices discharging to of 120%(not including the 10%tolerance referred <br /> atmospheric pressure shall be designed for the to in 2.9.2) of the maximum permitted start-to- <br /> maximum low side working pressure. All con- discharge pressure setting of the device. <br /> 12 <br />