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General => General discussion => Topic started by: dodge_vdub on 07 March 2012, 18:00
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Just had an order turn up with my work for the next few weeks gulp!!! :shocked:
Got to fabricate 174 pieces of jacketed pipework in 7 weeks.
(http://i995.photobucket.com/albums/af75/dodge-vdub/8b2706a9.jpg)
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Will keep you busy. Was thinking 'wheel spacers' looking at the picture :grin:
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Thats What I thought!
Like the Picture of how not so lower your car, Give it a month or two, this will be the new 'Scene' Thing :/
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They would have to be would have to be some big ass wheels!!! 8 stud nice :grin:
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Like This?
(http://www.hiphopcars.com/forums/attachments/40-inch-rims-wild-cars-themed-rides/59d1222316403-30-wheels-pimped-out-cadillac-hot-photo-hip_hop_cars_big_rims.jpg)
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lol yep there the ones, think the golf would look awesome rolling on them :grin:
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It was obv jacketed pipework guys... :rolleyes: :grin:
...what even is jacketed pipework? :laugh:
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Its alright its only small pipe. As my boss would say "It won't take long...."
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it is indeed small pipe. actually i think it's pipe in pipe. is it for a hospital or something to do with a refinery?
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Thats what a jacketed pipe is. For example you have a liquid in the inner pipe which you keep hot by pumping steam through the larger outer pipe.
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Thats what a jacketed pipe is. For example you have a liquid in the inner pipe which you keep hot by pumping steam through the larger outer pipe.
It's exactly that.
Ive got to make a mix of 3"x4" and 4"x5". That's a 3" inner pipe with 4" jacket and so on.
It's for a chocolate factory, so you have chocolate (or product) going through the inner pipe and hot water or steam running through the outer keeping the chocolate molten... Simples
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I work at a nylon factory and we pump the molten nylon through 1"2 pipes which snake backwards and forwards inside a 18" pipe which has a liquid inside which is heated to 286 degrees.
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Thats what a jacketed pipe is. For example you have a liquid in the inner pipe which you keep hot by pumping steam through the larger outer pipe.
It's exactly that.
Ive got to make a mix of 3"x4" and 4"x5". That's a 3" inner pipe with 4" jacket and so on.
It's for a chocolate factory, so you have chocolate (or product) going through the inner pipe and hot water or steam running through the outer keeping the chocolate molten... Simples
Wicked cool. :smiley:
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either way thats a lot of flange to play with :grin:
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do u have to make the flange moist before working it :huh: :undecided: