Did you know you can design safer and save money using ASME Division 2 rules instead of Division 1? 

There are many ways to take advantage of the higher allowables and more accurate numerical methods in Division 2. One such method to consider is using the Bildy Rules instead of Area of Replacement for nozzle design. 

Take a look at this simple nozzle internal pressure case:

Design Pressure = 290 psi (2000 kPa)

Design Temperature = 475°F (246°C)

Nozzle Material = SA-106 C Smls Pipe

Nozzle Size = NPS 12 Sch 140

The Division 1 vessel does not pass the design condition of 290 psi (2000 kPa) @475°F (246°C).

The Division 2 vessel passes the design condition of 290 psi (2000 kPa) @475°F (246°C).

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