Piping Handbook, Seventh Edition
by: Mohinder L. Nayyar
Abstract: Instant answers to your toughest questions on piping components and systems! It’s impossible to know all the answers when piping questions are on the table - the field is just too broad. That’s why even the most experienced engineers turn to Piping Handbook, edited by Mohinder L. Nayyar, with contribution from top experts in the field
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Table of Contents
- A. Other McGraw-Hill Handbooks of Interest
- B. HONORS LIST
- C. PREFACE
- A. INTRODUCTION TO PIPING
- A. PIPING COMPONENTS
- A. PIPING MATERIALS
- A. PIPING CODES AND STANDARDS
- 5. MANUFACTURING OF METALLIC PIPE
- A. FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING SYSTEMS
- A. BOLTED JOINTS
- A. PRESTRESSED CONCRETE CYLINDER PIPE (PCCP) AND FITTINGS
- A. GROOVED AND PRESSFIT PIPING SYSTEMS
- A. PART1 SELECTION AND APPLICATION OF VALVES
- A. PART 2 SELECTION AND APPLICATION OF CONTROL VALVES
- B. HIERARCHY OF DESIGN DOCUMENTS
- B. DESIGN BASES
- 14. PIPING LAYOUT
- B. STRESS ANALYSIS OF PIPING SYSTEMS
- B. PIPING SUPPORTS
- B. HEAT-TRACING OF PIPING SYSTEMS
- B. THERMAL INSULATION OF PIPING
- B. FLOW OF FLUIDS
- B. CEMENT MORTAR AND CONCRETE LININGS FOR PIPE
- B. FUSION-BONDED EPOXY INTERNAL LININGS AND EXTERNAL COATINGS FOR PIPELINE CORROSION PROTECTION
- B. RUBBER-LINED PIPING SYSTEMS
- B. PLASTIC-LINED PIPING FOR CORROSION RESISTANCE
- B. DOUBLE CONTAINMENT PIPING SYSTEM DESIGN
- B. PRESSURE AND LEAK TESTING
- C. WATER SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. STEAM SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. BUILDING SERVICES PIPING
- C. OIL PIPELINE SYSTEMS
- C. GAS SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. PROCESS PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. CRYOGENIC PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. HAZARDOUS PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. SLURRY AND SLUDGE PIPING
- C. WASTEWATER AND STORMWATER PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. ASH HANDLING PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. COMPRESSED AIR PIPING SYSTEMS
- C. COMPRESSED GASES AND VACUUM SYSTEMS FOR LABORATORIES
- C. FUEL GAS DISTRIBUTION PIPING SYSTEMS
- D. THERMOPLASTICS PIPING
- E. FIBERGLASS PIPING SYSTEMS
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- A. Other McGraw-Hill Handbooks of Interest
- B. HONORS LIST
- C. PREFACE
- A. INTRODUCTION TO PIPING
- A. PIPING COMPONENTS
- A. PIPING MATERIALS
- A. PIPING CODES AND STANDARDS
- AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
- ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL CODE
- ASME SECTION I: POWER BOILERS
- ASME SECTION II: MATERIALS
- ASME SECTION III: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT COMPONENTS
- ASME SECTION V: NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION
- ASME SECTION VIII: PRESSURE VESSELS
- ASME SECTION IX: WELDING AND BRAZING QUALIFICATIONS
- ASME SECTION XI: RULES FOR IN-SERVICE INSPECTION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT COMPONENTS
- ASME B31: CODE FOR PRESSURE PIPING
- ASME B31.1: POWER PIPING CODE
- USAS B31.2: FUEL GAS PIPING
- ASME B31.3: PROCESS PIPING
- ASME B31.4: LIQUID TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS FOR HYDROCARBONS, LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS, ANHYDROUS AMMONIA, AND ALCOHOLS
- ASME B31.5: REFRIGERATION PIPING
- ASME B31.8: GAS TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION PIPING SYSTEMS
- ASME B31.9: BUILDING SERVICES PIPING
- ANSI/ASME B31.11: SLURRY TRANSPORTATION PIPING SYSTEMS
- ASME PERFORMANCE TEST CODES
- AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS
- AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION
- AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE
- AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION
- AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY
- AIR-CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INSTITUTE
- AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING REFRIGERATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERS
- AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SANITARY ENGINEERS
- AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
- AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING
- AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE
- AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY
- BUILDING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE OF AMERICA
- DUCTILE IRON PIPE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
- EXPANSION JOINT MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
- FLUID CONTROLS INSTITUTE
- FACTORY MUTUAL ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORPORATION
- FLUID SEALING ASSOCIATION
- HEAT EXCHANGE INSTITUTE
- HYDRAULIC INSTITUTE
- INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS
- INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA
- MANUFACTURERS STANDARDIZATION SOCIETY OF THE VALVE AND FITTINGS INDUSTRY
- NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
- PIPE FABRICATION INSTITUTE
- PLASTICS PIPE INSTITUTE
- STEEL STRUCTURES PAINTING COUNCIL
- TUBULAR EXCHANGER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
- UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES
- FOREIGN CODES AND STANDARDS
- BRITISH STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
- DIN STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
- JAPANESE STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
- ISO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
- REFERENCES
- 5. MANUFACTURING OF METALLIC PIPE
- A. FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF PIPING SYSTEMS
- A. BOLTED JOINTS
- A. PRESTRESSED CONCRETE CYLINDER PIPE (PCCP) AND FITTINGS
- A. GROOVED AND PRESSFIT PIPING SYSTEMS
- A. PART1 SELECTION AND APPLICATION OF VALVES
- A. PART 2 SELECTION AND APPLICATION OF CONTROL VALVES
- B. HIERARCHY OF DESIGN DOCUMENTS
- B. DESIGN BASES
- 14. PIPING LAYOUT
- B. STRESS ANALYSIS OF PIPING SYSTEMS
- FAILURE THEORIES, STRESS CATEGORIES, STRESS LIMITS, AND FATIGUE
- CLASSIFICATION OF LOADS, SERVICE LIMITS, AND CODE REQUIREMENTS
- STRESS INTENSIFICATION FACTORS (SIF) FOR NONSTANDARD FITTINGS
- LOCAL STRESSES
- ANALYSIS OF INTEGRAL WELDED ATTACHMENTS (IWA)
- TYPES OF PIPE LOADING CONDITIONS
- METHODS OF ANALYSIS
- PROCEDURES FOR THE DESIGN OF RESTRAINED UNDERGROUND PIPING
- B. PIPING SUPPORTS
- B. HEAT-TRACING OF PIPING SYSTEMS
- TYPES OF HEAT-TRACING SYSTEMS
- FLUID HEAT-TRACING
- ELECTRIC RESISTANCE HEAT-TRACING
- SKIN EFFECT TRACING
- IMPEDANCE HEAT-TRACING
- INDUCTION HEATING
- SELECTION CRITERIA FOR TRACING SYSTEMS
- AREA CLASSIFICATION
- ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
- HEATER RELIABILITY AND CONSEQUENCE OF FAILURE
- TRACING OPTIONS FOR DIFFERENT TEMPERATURE RANGES
- AVAILABILITY OF STEAM AND ELECTRICITY
- INSTALLED AND OPERATING COSTS
- COMPUTER SELECTION PROGRAMS 54
- STEAM OR ELECTRIC TRACING: DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
- ELECTRIC SYSTEM DESIGN
- B. THERMAL INSULATION OF PIPING
- B. FLOW OF FLUIDS
- B. CEMENT MORTAR AND CONCRETE LININGS FOR PIPE
- B. FUSION-BONDED EPOXY INTERNAL LININGS AND EXTERNAL COATINGS FOR PIPELINE CORROSION PROTECTION
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND, HISTORY, AND ADVANTAGES OF FBE LININGS AND COATINGS
- TERMINOLOGY
- TYPES OF ORGANIC PIPELINE PROTECTION LININGS AND COATINGS
- FBE CHEMISTRY
- CHOOSING A FUSION-BONDED EPOXY COATING OR LINING
- FBE APPLICATION PROCESSES
- QUALITY ASSURANCE
- JOINT SYSTEMS COATINGS AND LININGS
- HANDLING, SHIPPING, STORAGE, INSTALLATION, AND REPAIRS OF FBE LINED AND COATED PIPE AND FITTINGS
- REFERENCE CODES, STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND REGULATIONS
- B. RUBBER-LINED PIPING SYSTEMS
- B. PLASTIC-LINED PIPING FOR CORROSION RESISTANCE
- B. DOUBLE CONTAINMENT PIPING SYSTEM DESIGN
- B. PRESSURE AND LEAK TESTING
- C. WATER SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. STEAM SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. BUILDING SERVICES PIPING
- C. OIL PIPELINE SYSTEMS
- C. GAS SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. PROCESS PIPING SYSTEMS
- INTRODUCTION
- REFERENCE CODES AND STANDARDS
- DESIGN CONDITIONS
- DESIGN LOADING CONSIDERATIONS
- PRESSURE DESIGN OF PIPING COMPONENTS
- SELECTION AND LIMITATIONS OF PIPING COMPONENTS
- GENERAL PROCESS PIPING SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS
- SPECIAL DESIGN PIPING SYSTEMS
- SYSTEM LAYOUT CONSIDERATIONS
- CASE HISTORIES: CHALLENGES/SOLUTIONS
- C. CRYOGENIC PIPING SYSTEMS
- INTRODUCTION
- ECONOMIC PARAMETERS OF CRYOGENIC FLUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
- PROPERTIES OF CRYOGENIC FLUIDS
- MATERIALS USED IN CRYOGENIC PIPING SYSTEMS
- FERROUS MATERIALS
- NONFERROUS ALLOYS
- NONMETALLIC MATERIALS
- JOINING
- ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY CONCERNS
- PIPING SYSTEM DESIGN-FLUIDS
- PIPE SIZING CRITERIA
- TWO-PHASE FLOW
- OXYGEN GAS PIPING
- PIPING ARRANGEMENT
- REFERENCES
- PIPING SYSTEM DESIGN—MECHANICAL
- APPLICABLE CODES AND MATERIALS
- ECONOMIC PIPE SIZING
- PIPING COMPONENTS
- FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS AND SUPPORTS FOR CYROGENIC PIPING SYSTEMS
- INSTALLATION OF PIPING COMPONENTS
- INSULATION SYSTEMS
- CLEANING
- VENTS
- COLD BOX PIPING
- DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR COLD BOX PIPING
- DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL SITUATIONS
- LIQUID STORAGE AND CONVERSION SYSTEMS
- LOW-PRESSURE BULK CONVERSION SYSTEMS
- HIGH-PRESSURE BULK CONVERSION SYSTEMS
- BULK LIQUID DELIVERY SYSTEMS
- MOBILE EQUIPMENT SYSTEM
- INTERNAL PIPING
- EXTERNAL PIPING
- ULTRA-HIGH-PURITY PIPING
- GENERAL GAS SUPPLY SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
- SYSTEM DESIGN AND FABRICATION REQUIREMENTS
- QUALITY ASSURANCE
- CHECKOUTAND START-UP
- C. REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS PIPING
- C. HAZARDOUS PIPING SYSTEMS
- INTRODUCTION
- TERMS USED IN THIS CHAPTER
- CODES, STANDARDS, AND REGULATIONS
- IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS PIPING
- QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL
- DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
- PRESSURE DESIGN
- JOINT DESIGN
- EXTERNAL LOADS DESIGN
- OPERATING MANUAL PREPARATION
- FABRICATION AND ERECTION
- EXAMINATION, INSPECTION, AND TESTING
- OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
- MODIFICATIONS AND REPAIRS
- C. SLURRY AND SLUDGE PIPING
- C. WASTEWATER AND STORMWATER PIPING SYSTEMS
- DEFINITIONS
- UNITS AND ABBREVIATIONS
- QUANTITY OF FLOW
- QUANTITY OF STORMWATER FLOWS
- HYDRAULICS OF SEWERS
- UNIFORM-FLOW FORMULAS AND CALCULATIONS
- ASPECTS OF NONUNIFORM FLOW
- DESIGN ASPECTS OF SEWERS
- DESIGN EXAMPLES
- SEWER PIPE
- APPURTENANCES AND SPECIAL STRUCTURES
- OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
- DISPOSAL OF WASTEWATER AND STORMWATER
- REFERENCES
- C. PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS
- CODES AND STANDARDS
- FIXTURE UNITS
- PLUMBING FIXTURES
- EQUIVALENT LENGTH OF PIPING
- PIPING MATERIALS: GENERAL
- MISCELLANEOUS FITTINGS
- JOINTS
- JOINTS FOR PLASTIC PIPE
- SANITARY DRAINAGE SYSTEM PIPING
- SANITARY VENT SYSTEM PIPING
- INTERIOR STORMWATER DRAINAGE SYSTEM PIPING
- POTABLE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS AND PIPING
- SERVICE HOT WATER SYSTEM
- REFERENCES
- C. ASH HANDLING PIPING SYSTEMS
- INTRODUCTION TO ASH HANDLING SYSTEMS
- TYPES OF SYSTEMS
- DESIGN CRITERIA
- SYSTEM-SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS
- PIPING COMPONENTS AND MATERIALS FOR PIPE, FITTINGS, AND JOINTS
- PIPE
- FITTINGS
- VALVES
- COUPLINGS
- EXPANSION JOINTS
- PIPE SUPPORTS
- INSTRUMENTATION
- FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
- EXAMINATION AND TESTING OF ASH HANDLING PIPING SYSTEMS
- OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
- EXPERIENCE FEEDBACK—PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
- C. COMPRESSED AIR PIPING SYSTEMS
- INTRODUCTION
- GENERAL
- DEFINITIONS AND PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS
- PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF AIR
- WATER VAPOR IN AIR
- IMPURITIES AND CONTAMINATION
- AIR COMPRESSORS
- AFTER COOLERS
- COMPRESSED AIR RECEIVERS
- COMPRESSED AIR DRYERS
- FILTERS AND SEPARATORS
- CONTAMINATION REMOVAL
- SILENCERS
- COMPRESSOR REGULATION
- STARTING UNLOADER
- PIPING NETWORK DESIGN
- DISCUSSION OF ITEMS IN THE DESIGN SEQUENCE
- PIPING SYSTEM DESIGN
- INSTRUMENT AIR
- C. COMPRESSED GASES AND VACUUM SYSTEMS FOR LABORATORIES
- GENERAL
- CODES AND STANDARDS
- COMPRESSED GAS FUNDAMENTALS
- VACUUM FUNDAMENTALS
- CLASSIFICATION OF SPECIALTY COMPRESSED GASES
- GRADES OF SPECIALTY GASES
- STORAGE AND GENERATION OF GASES
- GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS
- DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
- LABORATORY VACUUM SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
- LABORATORY VACUUM SYSTEM CODES AND STANDARDS
- LABORATORY VACUUM SYSTEM COMPONENTS
- PIPING DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
- PIPING DISTRIBUTION NETWORK SIZING CRITERIA
- PIPING DISTRIBUTION NETWORK SIZING
- C. FUEL GAS DISTRIBUTION PIPING SYSTEMS
- INTRODUCTION
- FUEL GAS DESCRIPTION
- CODES AND STANDARDS
- SYSTEM OPERATING PRESSURES
- NATURAL GAS
- MAJOR NATURAL GAS SYSTEM COMPONENTS
- SITE DISTRIBUTION
- SITE BUILDING SERVICE-SIZING PROCEDURE
- BUILDING INTERIOR PIPE-SIZING PROCEDURE
- PIPE AND SYSTEM MATERIALS
- SYSTEM TESTING AND PURGING
- LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)
- LPG STORAGE TANKS
- LPG EQUIPMENT ON THE SITE
- LPG SYSTEM DESIGN
- LPG SYSTEM TESTING AND PURGING
- D. THERMOPLASTICS PIPING
- SCOPE
- INTRODUCTION
- THERMOPLASTIC PIPING MATERIALS
- JOINING METHODS
- DIMENSIONING SYSTEMS
- PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
- CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
- DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
- COMMON DESIGN AND INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
- CONSIDERATIONS FOR ABOVEGROUND USES
- CONSIDERATIONS FOR BELOWGROUND USES
- INSTALLATION
- SOURCES OFADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- E. FIBERGLASS PIPING SYSTEMS
- TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
- STANDARDS
- RESINS
- MANUFACTURING PROCESSES
- JOINING SYSTEMS
- RESISTANT PROPERTIES
- PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
- BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS OF FIBERGLASS PIPING SYSTEMS
- PRESSURE RATINGS
- ABOVEGROUND DESIGN
- BELOWGROUND DESIGN
- CONNECTION TO OTHER EQUIPMENT AND PIPING MATERIAL
- INSULATION AND HEAT TRACING
- PAINTING FIBERGLASS PIPING
- HYDROSTATIC TESTING
- AIR TESTING
- GLOSSARY
Book Details
Title: Piping Handbook, Seventh Edition
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL: New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Auckland, Bogotá, Caracas, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Mexico City, Milan, Montreal, New Delhi, San Juan, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto
Copyright / Pub. Date: 2000, 1992, 1967 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
ISBN: 9780070471061
Authors:
Mohinder L. Nayyar
P.E., ASME Fellow, is Senior Engineering Specialist for piping and valves in the engineering department of the Bechtel Power Corporation in Frederick, Maryland, and the Editor-in-Chief and an author of the sixth and seventh editions of the field-leading Piping Handbook. As a Bechtel consultant, he has assisted many leading companies, and has supervised and supported both nuclear- and fossil-fueled projects around the world. He is Chairman of the Materials Technical Committee of the ASME B31, Pressure Piping Code, and of Materials Group of ASME B31.1, Power Piping Code; a member of ASME B16 Main Committee; and several other standards committees. He lives in Brookeville, Maryland.
Description: Instant answers to your toughest questions on piping components and systems! It’s impossible to know all the answers when piping questions are on the table - the field is just too broad. That’s why even the most experienced engineers turn to Piping Handbook, edited by Mohinder L. Nayyar, with contribution from top experts in the field
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