ductile cast iron fitting BS-EN 545

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Specifications

1. Ductile cast iron pipe fitting
2. EN545/ISO2531/EN598
3. DN80-2000

1), Product Information
The ductile iron pipe manufactured by vortex are mainly used for transferring the drinkable water,waste water and for irrigation.

The diameter is from DN80-DN2000,K8/K9/K10/K12, Tyton socket and spigot,the standard length is 6m.

2),Standard

*conform to ISO2531/EN545/EN598/4179/8179

3), Material
* Ductile Iron GGG500-7&400-12 or ASTM-A-536grade 80-55-06

4) coating

* Metallic zinc spray with Bituminous Coating (Outside) Cement mortar lining (Inside). Epoxy coating available upon request.

5) joint method available

*Push-on
6), Process
* centrifugal casting

Q: In my experiment, I ignited the iron before placing it in a jar containing oxygen. The iron had a reaction with the oxygen and there was no more iron left. What happened? Could you add more detail to the outcome of this reaction?: Iron and oxygen produce rust or Iron oxide when they are joined. However, it is possible that you burned the iron, as oxygen is highly flammable.

Q: Rowenta doesn‘t any longer seem to be reliable. Believe it or not I am halfway thinking of a mid-level to top notch Panasonic iron. Panasonic seems to be building them right. The other names if you look at the reviews and the customer service, its nothing to write home to mom about. I would be interested if you can recommend a brand either you or someone close to you have had and the iron doesn‘t leak, short out and doesn‘t become the cool iron after a few months. Thanks.: I'm not sure there are so much better and worse irons. I used to think rowenta's were great, but they are very expensive, rather chunky and heavy and to me, don't seem to out perform other irons. For me, the best iron is the least expensive iron that meets my needs. I tend to space out that the iron is on, so I want an iron that turns itself off. I want one that has a range of settings including steam, and it's helpful, but not necessary, that it spritz water. I mostly only use irons for sewing and have owned a number, usually more than one at a time and currently own three. The things that happen to my irons is they get dropped, they get used by other folks on inappropriate things or using bad settings and spoiling them or they get so minerally or the finish wears off the face that I don't want to use them any more. It's mostly death by dropping, repeatedly though. I've never ever had a problem with them shorting, leaking or not getting hot. Iron technolody is just not that complicated, and with using distilled water (a must for with my minerally water) my irons can last for decades, despite almost abusive use when I am sewing a lot. Reviews on irons? Please. They get hot. You press things. It's not rocket science. I even have an antique cast iron iron that sits on my woodstove that I could use in a pinch, if I had to. I suggest whatever they have at Costo or Sears. Both of those stores have good return policies, so if you seem to get a lemon, you can return it. I have purchased irons at garage sales for a buck that became my favorites.

Q: I need step by step recipes for people with low iron: this is silly eat a carrot

Q: i heard iron pills can kinda help you concive or well have a better chance of getting pregnant faster. is this true. another thing.i have low iron could that have mabye had an impacted on my misscarrage and having an irregular perion and have a hard time on ttc??????any advice would be great!!!!thanksmisscarred at 6 weeks soppose to take iron pills but havent: Low iron wouldn't have impacted you in terms of having a miscarriage. (unless it was REALLY low but that's incredibly rare) And iron doesn't up your chances of conceiving either. However, I agree with everyone else in that you need to get your iron situation under control before TTC another child. I had a problem with iron supplements and taking a prenatal vitamin. (Too much iron makes you constipated) so My dr. recommended taking two flintstone vitamins instead. Works great!! Good luck!

Q: Who wins in this battle of the billionaries and why?I say Iron Man and Iron Fist!: Iron Man and Iron Fist. With Iron Man's Variety of Body Armors, he can use the uni-beam and blast to Batman. As for Danny, Iron Fist would use the chi-power to demolish Green Arrow's bow and arrow and his body.

Q: beacause I was going to steam my dolls hair but I don‘t have a stamer so I thought that I could use an iron.: Here is how you can steam it with an iron. Wet a face cloth or dish cloth and wring it out. Then lay the doll on the ironing board and fan out her hair. Place the wet cloth OVER the hair and hold a hot iron on the wet cloth for a few seconds. That should take care of the problem. Don't forget to re-wet the cloth as needed. DO NOT press the hair without the wet cloth or you will melt the hair. Good luck

Q: What is the difference between malleable iron and wrought iron?Can malleable iron be made into jewlery? Where can I buy malleable iron?: Malleable iron is the oldest member of the family of nodular irons. Like all nodular irons, malleable iron exhibits good ductility. Incorrectly considered by some to be an old or dead material, malleable iron still has a legitimate place in the design engineer's toolbar. Malleable is the iron of choice for small castings or castings with thin cross sections (less than .25). Other nodular irons tend to be difficult to produce in these applications. Malleable iron is also preferred for castings seeing duty in low temperature environments since it retains its ductility better than other nodular irons at low temperatures. Used for small castings requiring good tensile strength and the ability to flex without breaking (ductility). Electrical fittings, hand tools, pipe fittings, washers, brackets, fence fittings, power line hardware, farm equipment, mining hardware, and machine parts. Wrought iron is commercially pure iron. In contrast to steel, it has a very low carbon content. It is a fibrous material due to the slag inclusions (a normal constituent). This is also what gives it a grain resembling wood, which is visible when it is etched or bent to the point of failure. Wrought iron is tough, malleable, ductile and easily welded. Examples of items that used to be produced from wrought iron include: rivets, chains, railway couplings, water and steam pipes, raw material for manufacturing of steel, nuts bolts, horse shoe bars, handrails, straps for timber roof trusses, boiler tubes, and ornamental ironwork.

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