API REPORT 6 Design of Fittings to Reduce Wear Caused by Sand Erosion
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API REPORT 6 Document Information:
Title
Design of Fittings to Reduce Wear Caused by Sand Erosion
American Petroleum Institute
Publication Date:
May 1, 1977
Scope:
I. SUMMARY
The aim of this project was to identify fitting designs which reduced
wear caused by sand erosion. The results of this project show that
fitting geometry or upstream pipe diameter increase can minimize
erosion if reasonable size and weight allowances can be made. Wear
resistant materials and coatings (such as polyurethane) showed promise
for reducing wear. However, more work is needed before a suitable
fitting can be made commercially available.
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