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China ductile cast iron fittings bend/elbow with flange
Standard:EN545/ISO2531/NBR7675
PN10/PN16/PN25
FBEP/BITUMEN COATING

TAWIL EN545/ISO2531 China ductile cast iron fittings bend/elbow with flange :

Material:ductile iron Pipe Fitting;

Type: All sockets tee or All flange tee or double flange with flange branch tee;

Joint structure: Socket or Flange or mechanical joint or Push-on Joint ;

Product Description

EN545/ISO2531/NBR7675 ductile iron pipe tee fittings product data:

• Joint structure >>>

TAWIL EN545/ISO2531 China ductile cast iron fittings bend/elbow with flange

• Mechanical Properties >>>

	Centrifugal Cast Pipes		Fittings
	DN80toDN1000	DN1100toDN2600
Tensile Strength	Min.420N/mm2		Min.420N/mm2
Elongation	Min.10%	Min.7%	Min.5%
Proof Stress	Min.30N/mm2		Min.300N/mm2
Hardness	Max.230HB		Max.250HB

The proof stress shall be measured only upon special agreement and under conditions which shall be specified in the order.

• Deviation and tolerances on length>>>

The permissible deviation on the standard working length of fittings with sockets and fittings with flanges are given in table as follows:

Type of fitting	Length	Deviation(mm)
Flanged socket	L	DN80 to DN1200 ± 25 DN1400 to DN2000 ± 35
Flanged spigot
Collar
Taper
Bend90°	t	±(15+0.03DN)
Bend45°	t	±(10+0.025DN)
Bend22.5°and11.25°	t	DN80toDN1000±(10+0.02DN) DN1200toDN2000±(10+0.025DN)
Tee	L and h	DN80toDN1200-25+50 DN1400todn2000-35+75

• Tolerances on manufacturing working lengths>>>

The standard tolerance on the manufacturing working lengths of all fittings with flanges in all nominal size is ±10mm On request in the order and by agreement between the manufacturer and the purchaser,smaller tolerances can be accepted but not less than: ±3mm for DN≤600and±4mm for DN≥700

• Works leak-tightness test>>>

The fitting shall be submitted at the works to a leak-tightness test,carried out either with air at a pressure of 1 par or with water at the pressure given in table as following:

Nominal size DN	Hydrostatic leck-tightness test pressure bar
	Fittings	DI Pipe with weld-on or screwed-on flange

		PN10	PN16	PN25	PN40
80≤DN≤300	25	16	25	32	40
350≤DN≤600	16
700≤DN≤2000	10

• Internal protection>>>

Spun the blast furnace cement mortar lining complying with the standard ISO4179, or we may offer special protective coating according to customers requirements.

• External Protection>>>

Metallic zinc complying with the standard ISO8179,and bitumen,or we may offer special protective coating according to the customer's requirements.

• Ductile iron pipe fittings-----BEND>>>

Q: ive been a vegetarian for a few months now and i seem to be low in iron. i eat plenty of vegetables and legumes. i don't know what i should eat to increase the amount of iron i eatshould i just take iron supplement tablets?: the spinach theory is actually wrong, it has very low iron, it was calculated wrong but was never corrected. Lentils have a huge amount of iron so does parsley. don't take pills unless you're sick badly. ALL types of medication have a small side effect. Even doctors try to avoid unecessary medication. Lentils, raw (Dry Weight) Nutritional value per 100 g (3.5 oz) Energy 350 kcal 1480 kJ Carbohydrates 60 g - Sugars 2 g - Dietary fiber 31 g Fat 1 g Protein 26 g Thiamin (Vit. B1) 0.87 mg 67% Iron 7.5 mg 60% -------- 100g of lentil, that's not even a portion of food. Percentages are relative to US recommendations for adults.

Q: Is the Iron Age the age when the best things were made out of pure iron? Or is it the later age when the best things were made out of steel (which is iron plus carbon)? And if it‘s the latter, then shouldn‘t it be called the Steel Age?: Your Boyfriend is getting aerated. Chill leave it alone and the air will work its own way out. Always suck brake fluid through the system dont pump it, dont drink it, it causes brain damage.

Q: Hi I‘ve been told I am low in iron and I need to intake more.I know spinach,brocolli,figs, pumpkins are a good source of ironCould anyone suggest anymore foodsthanks: Iron rich foods of an iron rich diet are listed below: Iron Rich Foods containing Heme Iron Excellent Sources Good Sources Clams Pork Liver Oysters Chicken Liver Mussels Beef Liver Beef Shrimp Sardines Turkey Iron Rich Foods containing Non-Heme Iron Excellent Sources Good Sources Enriched breakfast cereals Cooked beans and lentils Pumpkin seeds Blackstrap Molasses Canned beans Baked potato with skin Enriched pasta Canned asparagus Warning: Pregnant women should not eat liver because of its very high Vitamin A content. Large amounts of Vitamin A can be harmful to the baby. The absorption of Non-heme iron can be improved when a source of heme iron is consumed in the same meal. In addition, the iron absorption-enhancing foods can also increase the absorption of non-heme iron. While some food items can enhance iron absorption, some can inhibit or interfere iron absorption. Avoid pairing these iron-inhibiting foods when you're eating the iron-rich foods in the same meal. Iron Absorption Enhancers Iron Absorption Inhibitors Meat/fish/poultry Fruits: Orange, Orange Juice, cantaloupe, strawberries, grapefruit etc Vegetables: Broccoli, brussels sprouts, tomato, tomato juice, potato, green red peppers White wine Red Wine, Coffee Tea Vegetables: Spinach, chard, beet greens, rhubarb and sweet potato Whole grains and bran Soy products

Q: Ammonium sulfide+ iron (II) nitrate --gt; ammonium nitrate + iron (II) sulfideAnd what type of reaction are they.: Iron+ silver acetate -- iron (II) acetate (aq) + silver (s) Fe(S) 2AgC2H3O2 (aq) -- Fe(C2H3O2)2 (aq) 2 Ag(s) this is a single replacement reaction Ammonium sulfide+ iron (II) nitrate -- ammonium nitrate + iron (II) sulfide (NH4)2S (aq) Fe(NO3)2 (aq) -- 2 NH4NO3 (aq) FeS (s) this is a double replacement reaction . p.s. a single replacment starts with a single element a single compound . produces a new single element new single compound Zn+H2SO4--ZnSO4+H2 single replacment 2KBr+Cl2--2KCI+Br2 single replacment a double replacment begins with 2 ionic compounds which switch ions , to become two new ionic compounds AgNO3+NaCI--AgCI+NaNO3 double replacment Ca(OH)2+H2SO4--CaSO4+2H2O double replacment

Q: wat kinds of foods or friuts are packed with iron?: Meat, poultry and fish have the highest concentrations of iron and are known to increase iron absorption. If you are a vegetarian, there is iron in such foods as dried fruit, molasses, and leafy green veggies. However, this iron is not as easily absorbed by the body. You can also try cooking with cast iron cookware to increase iron in your foods. Foods with vitamin C also help you absorb iron, so eating foods with iron at the same time as these will help. Being iron-deficient is pretty uncommon in men, though possible if you are vegetarian, an endurance athlete, or have certain chronic diseases. I would warn against taking iron supplements without talking to your doctor as too much iron intake has been linked with heart problems. If you do need to increase your iron, you should also try to avoid common foods that interfere with iron absorption like coffee and tea and foods with a lot of calcium.

Q: How many iron atoms are in 2.500 g of iron (III) phosphate?: Iron(III) Phosphate has the equation FePO4, meaning that there is one iron atom per molecule. Iron(III) Phosphate has a molar mass of 150.82amu. Therefore the number of moles of FePO4 is given by: number of moles mass of sample / molar mass 2.5g / 150.82amu 0.01658 moles of FePO4 Since there is 1 Fe atom per molecule, there must be 0.01658 moles of Fe atoms To calculate the actual number of atoms (as opposed to the number of moles of atoms) you use the calculation: number of atoms number of moles x avagadro's number 0.01658 x (6.022 x 10^23) 9.98 x 10^21 atoms There are 9.98 x 10^21 atoms in 2.5g of FePO4

Q: I am doing a project in chemistry and I am trying to write a formula for the compound Ferric Phosphate. Would this be the same as Iron Phosphate? Thanks so much for your help!: check for a full size spare and run that someting wrong with that rim, maybe.take to tire man and have him check, otherwise you drive bad,!!! lol

Q: my iron is extreeeeeeeeeemely low!my dr said he shocked on not laying on the floor 24/7what are some foods - nothing weird i can eat often - im not a red meat fan nor do i eat spinache or beans thanks for any help!: Since you are picky and won't eat the food with iron, just take an iron pill. It would be easier on you.

Q: why in acid solution gold is not corroded??why in acid solution iron is hardly corroded??: Pull the iron out into the air and it will start oxidizing corrosion is electrons escaping from the metal. Gold has non corrosion properties steel iron really rusts out.

Q: Iron can form two different ionic compounds with oxygen-- Fe2O3 and FeO.I don‘t understand how this happens!Thanks!: it forms more than two, it can also make Fe3O4, and also oxyhydroxides like FeO(OH) and Fe(OH)3. The reason is that iron has three commonly possible oxidation statesiron with zero charge (iron metal), iron with a 2+ charge (as in FeO) and iron with a 3+ charge, as in Fe2O3. In the right chemical conditions, some of the iron can be in the 2+ state, and other iron in the 3+ state, which is how you get Fe3O4. iron can be stable at either 2+ of 3+, depending upon how oxidizing the system is. When there is a lot of stuff that wants electrons, like oxygen, iron is mostly 3+. when there is only stuff that wants electrons about the same as iron, it is in the 2+ state. When there is not much of anything competing for electrons, iron forms iron metal (Fe)

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