These rectangular metal bellows are fabricated entirely from ASTM A-240 type 304 stainless steel. The larger bellows measures 240″ x 80″. The smaller bellows measures 157″ x 65″. The design conditions were 1 PSIG at 1,000°F. Both metal bellows are designed with three convolutions with round corners. The metal bellows welds were 100% dye-penetrant examined and soap and air tested prior to shipment. These bellows are designed to be installed at the ductwork connection to a large steam boiler.
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U.S. Bellows 101 - The Basics of Expansion Joints
Date: Thursday, December 12, 2024 - Register for 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
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Live Webinars are 1 PE/PDH Credit for TX Professional Engineers
Listen to in-depth explanations on how to choose the type of expansion joint that will best suit your system. Learn about the bellows movements throughout the piping system due to thermal changes of mechanical motion. Increase your understanding of the different types of expansion joints and value-added services offered by U.S. Bellows.
Upcoming Webinars:
November 21st: Constant Spring Supports Design and Application Webinar 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
November 28th: Pipe Support Field Inspection, Installation and Maintenance Webinar 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
December 5th: Slide Plates & Pipe Rollers in the Fight Against Friction 10:00 am OR 2:00 pm
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Online Course
Expansion Joint Application and Design
Our Expansion Joint course was developed for the following disciplines…
- Piping system designers that may decide to use expansion joints
- Expansion joint designers use the information provided by piping system designers to determine the best design to meet the requirements.
- Designers that use modern software systems to evaluate different options
- Engineers / Managers: field, maintenance, process, operations, construction, surveyors
*This online course is approved for 8 hrs. P.E. Credits
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