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Product introduction
Threaded (TH) Flanges are a type of pipe flange designed for low-pressure and non-critical applications. They are particularly useful in situations where welding is not feasible or desirable. Here are the key features and details about TH flanges:
1. Design:
- TH flanges have internal threads that match the external threads on the pipe, allowing them to be screwed onto the pipe without welding.
- They are available in various sizes and pressure ratings to suit different applications.
- The flange face can be raised (RF), flat (FF), or ring-type joint (RTJ), depending on the application.
2. Applications:
- Commonly used in low-pressure systems, such as water, air, and gas lines.
- Ideal for applications where welding is not possible, such as in explosive or hazardous environments.
- Suitable for small-diameter pipes and systems that require frequent disassembly.
3. Advantages:
- Easy to install and remove, making them ideal for maintenance and repairs.
- No welding required, reducing installation time and cost.
- Suitable for use in hazardous environments where welding is prohibited.
4. Limitations:
- Not suitable for high-pressure or high-temperature applications.
- The threaded connection may be prone to leakage under cyclic loading or vibration.
5. Standards:
- TH flanges are manufactured according to standards such as ASME B16.5, ANSI, DIN, and EN.
6. Installation:
- The flange is screwed onto the threaded pipe and tightened to create a secure connection.
- Sealants or thread tape are often used to ensure a leak-proof seal.
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