Explain how can you determine the proper pipe thickness for a slurry line?



Explain how can you determine the proper pipe thickness for a slurry line?..

Answer / Preeti Devi

1. Consider factors such as slurry composition, pressure, temperature, and expected wear.
2. Use the appropriate ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) or other relevant standards to calculate the required pipe thickness based on these factors.

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