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Hossein



Apr 25, 06 - 11:23 AM 		fit up

What’s the meaning of “fit up” in piping construction?
optrex



Apr 25th, 2006 - 1:49 PM 		Re: fit up

Its a coloquial term most commonly used when installing new pipework or pre-fabricated sections of steel for the oil and gas industry in the North East of Scotland, the normal use of it is when having asked the person at the first connecting end (invariably an aberdonian) "how far" the reply being "Anither fit up..!"

Glad to help.. keep em coming..!
Pyrex



Apr 27th, 2006 - 6:44 AM 		Re: fit up

.... and there was me thinkin' it was, a London term, when, after being "sent down" for a crime you didn't commit, you discover someone else was responsible, and conspired to make it appear that you were the guilty one. (Also see "Framed" in US)
K SAMEER

Kuwait


Jun 6th, 2006 - 10:22 AM 		Re: fit up

hi..


We are familiar with A106 could any of you say what does the number 106 represent to or how did we arrive to get 106

bye
SAMEER
bob



Jun 6th, 2006 - 10:29 PM 		Re: fit up

It was the next number after A105.
bob



Jun 6th, 2006 - 10:38 PM 		Re: fit up

ASTM A106 is a pipe classification for seamless low carbon steel pipe for medium temperature applications. It has a ASME B.31 yield stress of 20,000 psi valid up to a temp of 400ºF.

See

http://www.red-bag.com/engintools/material_properties.php
mnazokkar



Jun 10th, 2006 - 5:19 PM 		Re: fit up

salam bar hossein


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