(E-104) Air Cooled Heat Exchangers - Rev1 PDF

ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION
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Aug. 28, 2008
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CONTENTS
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1.
GENERAL
2.
GUARANTEE
3.
MODIFICATIONS TO API STD 661
SECTION 1 SCOPE
SECTION 5 PROPOSALS
SECTION 6 DOCUMENTATION
6.1
APPROVAL INFORMATION
SECTION 7 DESIGN
6
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7.1 TUBE BUNDLE DESING
7.2 AIR-SIDE DESIGN
7.3 STRUCTURAL DESIGN

SECTION 8 MATERIALS
10
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8.1 REQUIREMENTS
11
8.2 HEADERS
11
8.4 OTHER COMPONENTS
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SECTION 9 FABRICATION OF TUBE BUNDLE
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9.1 WELDING
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9.3 TUBE-TO-TUBE SHEET JOINTS
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9.4 GASKET CONTACT SURFACES
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SECTION 10 INSPECTION, EXAMINATION AND TESTING
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10.1 QUALITY CONTORL
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10.2 PRESSURE TEST
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10.3 SHOP RUN-IN
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SECTION 11 PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT
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11.1 GENERAL
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11.2 SURFACES AND FINISHES
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SECTION 12 SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
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1.1.1 This specification covers the minimum requirements for the design, materials, fabrication, inspection,
testing and shipping of air-cooled heat exchangers for general refinery services.
1.1.2 Steam condensers being operated at vacuum pressure are not covered by this specification. They
shall be designed, fabricated, inspected and tested in accordance with the applicable specifications,
local codes, regulations and the vendors standard.
1.2
General
1.2.1 Air-cooled heat exchangers and related auxiliary equipment shall conform to API Std 661 except as
modified and/or added by this specification, the purchasers requisition (inquiry) and the equipment
data sheets.
1.2.2 Unless otherwise specified in the purchasers requisition (inquiry), unit system used on air-cooled heat
exchanger data sheets, documents and drawings shall be of SI system except tube and piping sizes
which may be of English system.
1.3
References
The applicable provisions of the following codes, standards or specifications that are in effect at the
date of the Contract shall, to the extent specified herein, form part of this specification.
1.3.1 American codes and standards

(1)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section II
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section V
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII Division 1
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section IX
B16.5
Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings
(2)
American Petroleum Institute (API)

Std. 661
Air-cooled Heat Exchangers for General Refinery Services, 6th Edition
(2005)
(3)
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American Institute for Steel Construction (AISC)

Specification for Design, Fabrication and Erection of Structural Steel for Buildings
(4)
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
1.3.2* Engineering Standard Specifications (TES)

- A-162-B1
Steel Structure
- O-301
Painting
- R-104
Equipment Noise Control
- R-453
Packing and Shipping Instruction
- R-503
Rust Preventive Instruction
- R-505
Vessel Standard
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GUARANTEE
2.1
The vendor shall guarantee the equipment against defective workmanship or materials, improper
design and performance failure. The guarantee period is specified in the purchasers requisition
(inquiry). If the equipment does not perform satisfactorily or defects occur during this period, the vendor
shall make necessary repairs, alternations, or replacements at no cost to the purchaser and/or the
client.
2.2
The vendor shall guarantee the equipment performance as specified on the equipment data sheets at
design conditions.
2.3
The vendor shall guarantee that the noise level will not exceed those indicated on his equipment noise
data sheet.
2.4
The vendor shall guarantee that the materials of construction comply with the material specifications
established by the purchase order.
3.
MODIFICATIONS TO API STD. 661

The following items are amendments to API Std. 661 (6th Edition, 2005). Unless stated otherwise, the
section, paragraph and figure numbers refer to those used in that standard.
SECTION 1
Paragraph 4.1
SCOPE
(Modification)
The pressure design code shall be in accordance with ASME and the supplemental
requirement in this international code.
(Addition)
ASME Code stamping shall not be required.
Any such requirements that are in addition to, or more stringent than, those of this
specification shall take precedence.
Paragraph 4.6
SECTION 5
Paragraph 5.7
(Addition)
In case of conflict between this standards and the inquiry or order, the inquiry or order
shall govern.
The vendor shall notify all such conflicts to the purchaser as soon as possible, and follow
the purchaser's instruction.
PROPOSALS
(Modification)
The vendors proposal shall include a noise data sheet for each item.
(see example in Annex B)
Paragraph 5.8
(Modification)
The vendors proposal shall include fan performance curves with the design point marked
on the curves, only when it is specifically required in the purchasers requisition (inquiry).
Paragraph 5.10
(New)
The vendors proposal shall include expected sub-vendor lists for all major components,
such as finned tubes, tube bundle assembly, steel structures, fans, motors, louvers, etc.
for the purchasers review and approval.
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DOCUMENTATION
APPROVAL INFORMATION
Paragraph 6.1.2
(Addition)
Complete shop detailed drawings of tube bundles and headers, including all standard
drawings pertaining thereto, shall be submitted for the purchasers approval prior to the
start of fabrication.
Paragraph 6.1.3
(Modification)
Calculations made in accordance with the ASME Code and/or local codes and
regulations, whichever required by the purchaser, for the design of pressure components,
including header boxes, tubes and tube joints, shall be submitted for the purchasers
approval. Additionally, sufficient detail shall be supplied for any non-standard pressure
boundary components, such as swage type transition nozzle.
Paragraph 6.1.4
(Modification)
Weld maps all proposed welding procedures and qualification records, including tube to
tubesheet welding procedures and qualifications (including impact test results, if
applicable) shall be submitted for approval prior to fabrication.
Paragraph 6.1.5
(Modification)
Further engineering information required from the vendor for installation, operation,
maintenance or inspection purposes shall be specified in the purchasers requisition
(inquiry).
SECTION 7
7.1
DESIGN
TUBE BUNDLE DESIGN
7.1.1
General
Paragraph 7.1.1.12 (Modification)

The exchanger shall be designed for an internal steam-out condition at the temperature,
pressure, and operating conditions specified in the equipment data sheets.
7.1.3
Tube Bundle Design Temperature

The maximum and minimum design temperature are specified in data sheets. The
minimum design metal temperature for pressure parts shall be -18 .
7.1.6 Headers
7.1.6.1 General
Paragraph 7.1.6.1.6 (Modification)
Minimum thickness of tubesheet shall be 25 mm.
Paragraph 7.1.6.1.9 (New)
Horizontal pass partition plates shall have at least one drain hole with minimum 6
millimeters diameter.
7.1.6.2
Removable Cover Plate and Removable Bonnet Headers
Paragraph 7.1.6.2.2 (Complete Substitution)

Bonnet type headers shall not be used, unless otherwise specified in the equipment
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data sheets.
Stud bolt construction may be used only when approved by the purchaser.
7.1.8
Gaskets

For joint type a) in Figure 4, cover plate and bonnet gaskets shall be of the
double-metal-jacketed, filled type or solid metal type. Filler material shall be non-asbestos
and shall be suitable for sealing, exposure resistance and fire safety performance.
For joint type (c) in Figure 4, compressed sheet composition gaskets suitable for the
servise may be used when all of following conditions apply.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Cover plate width does not exceed 1200mm

Design pressure does not exceed 10 kgf/cm2G.
Design temperature is 0 C ~ 180 C.
Flange rating is 150# and below
Utility services such as cooling water, steam condensate, air, N2, etc.
Gasket filler material shall be compressed non-asbestos suitable for the sealing, exposure
resistance and fire safety performances.
7.1.9
Nozzles and Other Connections
Paragraph 7.1.9.8 (Addition)

Connections NPS 1 and smaller shall be integrally forged flange with long welding neck
type, unless otherwise approved by the purchaser. Centrifugal cast type flange may be
used only when approved by the purchaser.
Paragraph 7.1.9.8.d (Modification)
A cast or fabricated transition type may be used, subject to the purchasers approval.
Paragraph 7.1.9.8.e (Deleted)
Slip-on flanges shall not be used.
Threaded connections may be used only for the instrument connections, only when
approved by the purchaser.
Paragraph 7.1.9.21 (Complete Substitution)
Forged couplings or proprietary forged fittings shall be used for vent and drains.
Minimum nozzle size for vent and drains shall be NPS 1.
Paragraph 7.1.9.23 (New)
Flanged nozzles NPS 2 and smaller except integrally forged type shall have a minimum of
three stiffening plates for protection against miss handling.
7.1.10
Maximum Allowable Moments and Forces for Nozzles and Headers

When corroded, each nozzle shall be capable of with standing the simulataneous
application of the moments and forces defined in Table 3, which shall be multiplied by a
factor of 1.35.
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Tubes

The minimum tube outside diameter shall be 25.4 millimeters (1 inch).
The maximum tube length shall be 13000 millimeters.
The wall thickness for tubes shall not be less than the following. For embedded fin tubes,
this thickness is measured from the bottom of the groove.
a. For carbon steel or ferritic low-alloy steel (maximum 9-percent chrome), 2.74
millimeter.
b. For high-alloy (austenitic and ferritic) steel, 2.11 millimeters.
c.
For nonferrous material, 2.11 millimeters.
Greater wall thickness may be appropriate for severe services or certain tube
configurations.
The allowable highest temperature for the application of each fin type shall be as follows:
a. Embedded
400 C
b. Integral (Extruded)
285 C
c. Overlapped footed
165 C
d. Footed
130 C
e. Externally bonded
200 C
Paragraph 7.1.11.7.c) (Modification)
Overlapped footed L-shaped aluminum fin wrapped under tension over the outside
surface of a tube, with the tube fully covered by the overlapped feet under and
between the fins. The fin end at each end of the tube shall be secured to prevent
loosening or unraveling of the fins by the vendors proven method(s).
Paragraph 7.1.11.7.d) (Modification)
Footed L-shaped aluminum fin wrapped under tension over the outside surface of a
tube, with the tube fully covered by the feet between the fins. The fin end at each end
of the tube shall be secured to prevent loosening or unraveling of the fins by the
vendors proven method(s).
Paragraph 7.1.11.7.e) (Modification)
Externally bonded construction, in which fins are bonded to the outside surface of
tubes by hot-dip galvanizing, brazing or welding, shall not be used, unless otherwise
apecified by the purchaser.
7.2
7.2.1
Air-Side Design
General
Paragraph 7.2.1.4.b)(Modification)
The design exposure temperature for mechanical and instrumentation components
located below the tube bundle shall be equal to or greater than the highest of the following
temperatures. In case that it exceeds 80 C, the design exposure temperature of 80 C
shall be applied.
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For units with exhaust air louvers, automatically controlled pitch fans, or variable
speed fans, the maximum process or heating coil inlet temperature (not mechanical
design temperature) minus 56 C.
For other designs, the maximum process or heating coil inlet temperature (not
mechanical design temperature) minus 111 C.
Fans and Fan Hubs

Only when the exchanger size is too small to apply two fans arrangement (aligned in the
direction of tube length) and approved by the purchaser, single fan arrangement may be
applied. Also the combination of other items (combined construction) could be acceptable,
which shall require the purchasers prior approval. In any case, the provision of
temperature control of the process fluids for each exchanger shall be provided.
Fan tip speed shall not exceed 61 meters per second except that direct-driven fan tip
speed shall not exceed 81 meters per second, with further limitation as required to meet
the specified noise level objective.
Paragraph 7.2.3.11.b) (Modification)
The pneumatic actuator shall be equipped with a positioner.
Paragraph 7.2.3.11.e) (Modification -Purchaser's Choice)
The direction of change of the fan pitch (blade angle) with loss of control air pressure
shall be maximum or open, unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.
7.2.5
Lubrication Facilities
Paragraph 7.2.5
(Modification)
Connections shall be provided outside of the fan guards to permit grease lubrication of fan
shaft bearings without shutdown of the equipment. Stainless steel or copper tubing 6.0
millimeters OD minimum (1/4 in), shall be used for grease lines. The connections shall be
accessible from grade or service platforms. The length of the grease line should be
minimized.
7.2.7
Drivers
7.2.7.2
Electric Motor Drivers
Paragraph 7.2.7.2.6
(Addition)
To prevent direct attack from heavy rain during a long term idling, additional shield rain
cover shall be installed just above the motor shaft.
7.2.8
Couplings and Power Transmissions
7.2.8.2
Belt Drives
Paragraph 7.2.8.2.6
(Modification)
V-belt shall consist of a single multi-belt section formed by joining a matched set of
individual belts.
7.2.8.3
Gear Drives

Right-angle gear drives shall be of the spiral bevel type. They shall have a minimum
service factor of 2.0 in accordance with AGMA 6010.
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Louvers
Paragraph 7.2.10.19 (Modification -Purchaser's Choice)

The louver position upon loss of control air pressure shall be maximum or open, unless
otherwise specified by the purchaser.
All louvers not automatically or otherwise remotely operated shall be provided with hand
levers to permit manual operation from the header service platform.
Louvers shall be located over the process tube bundles. Louvers located under the
bundles or on the top of induced draft fan rings are not permitted.
7.2.11
Screens
Paragraph 7.2.11.1
(Modification)
Hail screens, bug screens and lint screens are not required, unless otherwise specified by
the purchaser.
Paragraph 7.2.11.2
(Delete)
Paragraph 7.2.11.3
(Delete)
7.3
7.3.1
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
General

For induced draft units, tube bundles shall be removable without removing the platforms.
For forced draft design, the bundles shall be removable without separate supporting or
dismantling the fan, plenum, or platforms and without disturbing the structure of adjacent
bays.
The vendor shall furnish the necessary support columns to provide a minimum vertical
clearance of 2.3 meters from the bottom of bundles (induced draft type) or the fan guard
(forced draft type) to grade, or 2.1 meters to the drive maintenance platforms, unless
otherwise specified by the purchaser.
7.3.2
Vibration Testing

Compliance to vibration limits shall be verified by the vendor at the test run after field
assembling of the equipment.
7.3.3
Structural Design Loads and Forces

Other additional requirements/information for the structural design loads and forces will be
specified in the purchasers requisition (inquiry) and/or the referenced engineering
specification(s).
Wind load shall be determined in accordance with the requirements of ASCE 7-05 with
the following conditions.
Basic Wind Speed
: 60 m/sec (three second guest speed in ASCE 7-05)
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:C
: II (Normal Buildings) as per ASCE 7-05 Table 1-1
: 1.00 as per ASCE 7-05 Table 6-1

Seismic load shall be determined in accordance with the requirements of UBC 97 with the
following conditions.
Seismic Zone
Exposure Type
Importance Factor
Soil Profile Type
7.3.5
: 2A
: No exposure type required in UBC 97
: 1.0 (Category / Standard Occupancy)
: SE (Soft Soil)
Mechanical Access Facilities
Paragraph 7.3.5.1 (Addition -Purchaser's Choice)

Header maintenance platforms shall be provided at both header ends of each bank, and
the connecting platforms for them shall also be provided at both sides of each bank.
The service platforms for access to, and maintenance of all drivers, speed reducers, fans
and man-ways will be provided by others, unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.
The vendor shall specify the required area and arrangement of them to the purchaser for
information.
Paragraph 7.3.5.4 (Modification -Purchaser's Option)
Flooring of header maintenance platforms shall be specified in the purchasers requisition
(inquiry) and/or the referenced engineering specification A-162-B1 STEEL
STRACTURE.
Minimum two (2) ladders or stairs shall be provided to each bank.
Paragraph 7.3.5.5.a)(Addition)
Ladders shall be caged from a point of 2.2 meters above platform or ground level.
Paragraph 7.3.5.5.c)(Modification -Purchaser's Option)
Ladders over 6 feet (2.0 meters) high shall provide for side-step access to platforms.
SECTION 8
8.1
MATERIALS
REQUIREMENTS
Paragraph 8.1.1
Paragraph 8.1.3
Paragraph 8.1.7
8.2
(Addition)
The equivalent materials to ASME Code conforming to the codes/standards of the country
of origin may be used, when approved by the purchaser.
(Modification)
Structural supports, such as side frames and beams that are part of the tube bundle and
not accessible for maintenance shall be galvanized unless otherwise specified or not
permitted by 8.1.5.
(New)
Structural steel shall conform to ASTM carbon steel specifications or to the equivalent
codes/standards of the country of origin.
HEADERS
Paragraph 82.6
(New)
Cast iron shall not be used for pressure holding parts.
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OTHER COMPONENTS
Paragraph 8.4.1
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Fin material shall be aluminum or aluminum alloy, unless otherwise specified or approved
by the purchaser.
FABRICATION OF TUBE BUNDLE
WELDING
General
Paragraph 9.1.1.3 (Complete Substitution)

Single-welded joints without backing strips shall use tungsten inert gas process (TIG) for
the root pass unless otherwise approved by the purchaser. Backing strips shall not be
used.
9.3
9.3.1
TUBE-TO-TUBE-SHEET JOINTS
Tube Hole Diameters and Tolerances

When stainless steel, titanium, cupronickel, or other nickel base tube materials are used,
the Special Close Fit in Table 11 shall be applied.
9.3.4
Welded Tube-To-Tube-Sheet Joints

When hydrogen partial pressure is greater than 700 kPa, tube-to-tube-sheet joints shall
be heavy expanded and strength welded.
9.4
GASKET CONTACT SURFACES
Paragraph 9.4.2
SECTION 10
(Modification)
Surface finish for removable cover plate and removable bonnet type header flanges shall
be equivalent to 125 RMS roughness height for ferritic materials and 80 RMS roughness
height for stainless steel materials. Serrations shall be generated by a round-nosed tool.
INSPECTION, EXAMINATION, AND TESTING
10.1 QUALITY CONTROL

Paragraph 10.1.1 (Addition)
All weld defects shall be fully chipped out, and the repair cavity shall be inspected by the
magnetic particle or liquid penetrant method. The repair welding shall be re-examined
after the required heat treatment.
Paragraph 10.1.12 (New)
All tube seal welds shall be inspected for surface cracks by dye penetrant or magnetic
particle method. The inspection shall be made after tube expansion.
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10.2 PRESSURE TEST

Paragraph 10.2.6 (Modification)
Other types of tests, such as helium tests, shall not be required, unless otherwise
specified by the purchaser. Additional requirement for equipment drying or preservation,
Shall be performed if specified by the purchaser.
10.3 SHOP RUN-IN
Paragraph 10.3
SECTION 11
(Modification -Purchaser's Option)

Shop run-in test of driver, the drive assembly are not required, unless otherwise specified
by the purchaser. Shop run-in test of the fan of shop-assembled units shall be required.
PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT
11.1 GENERAL
Paragraph 11.1.4 (Addition)
Packing style for each component will be specified in the purchasers requisition (inquiry).
Tube bundles shall be protected by plywood over the top row of finned tubes.
Paragraph 11.2.3 (Complete Substitution)
Before shipment, all exposed ferrous surfaces except tubes shall be prepared and primed
or galvanized at shop in accordance with the applicable part of the painting specification
O-301.
All exposed ferrous surfaces not accessible after assembling shall be final coated or
galvanized at shop in accordance with also the applicable specification O-301

Packing style for each component will be specified in the requisition. Engineering
specification R-453 shall also be reffered.
SECTION 12
SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
12.1 GENERAL
Paragraph 12.1
(Modification)
This section discusses additional design, fabrication, and examination requirements.
These supplemental requirements shall be applied when the design pressure exceeds
13,800 kPa, and when the plate thickness of a box-type header of an air-cooled heat
exchanger exceeds 50 millimeters.

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ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION

AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER

* REVISION HISTORY SHEET *

May. 21, 2008

Newly Issued For S-OILs Approval

Aug. 28, 2008

Reissued for S-Oils Approval

TOYO ENGINEERING CORP.

AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER

MODIFICATIONS TO API STD 661

7.1 TUBE BUNDLE DESING

7.2 AIR-SIDE DESIGN

7.3 STRUCTURAL DESIGN

8.4 OTHER COMPONENTS

SECTION 9 FABRICATION OF TUBE BUNDLE

9.3 TUBE-TO-TUBE SHEET JOINTS

9.4 GASKET CONTACT SURFACES

SECTION 10 INSPECTION, EXAMINATION AND TESTING

10.1 QUALITY CONTORL

10.2 PRESSURE TEST

10.3 SHOP RUN-IN

SECTION 11 PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

11.2 SURFACES AND FINISHES

SECTION 12 SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

TOYO ENGINEERING CORP.

AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER

1.3.1 American codes and standards

American Petroleum Institute (API)

American Institute for Steel Construction (AISC)

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

1.3.2* Engineering Standard Specifications (TES)

TOYO ENGINEERING CORP.

AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER

MODIFICATIONS TO API STD. 661

TOYO ENGINEERING CORP.

AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER

TUBE BUNDLE DESIGN

Paragraph 7.1.1.12 (Modification)

Tube Bundle Design Temperature

Paragraph 7.1.3.1 (Modification)

Removable Cover Plate and Removable Bonnet Headers

Paragraph 7.1.6.2.2 (Complete Substitution)

TOYO ENGINEERING CORP.

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Paragraph 7.1.8.4 (Modification)

Cover plate width does not exceed 1200mm

Nozzles and Other Connections

Paragraph 7.1.9.8 (Addition)

Maximum Allowable Moments and Forces for Nozzles and Headers

Paragraph 7.1.10.1 (Modification)

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Paragraph 7.1.11.1 (Modification)

For nonferrous material, 2.11 millimeters.

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Fans and Fan Hubs

Paragraph 7.2.3.1 (Modification)

Electric Motor Drivers

Couplings and Power Transmissions

Paragraph 7.2.8.3.3 (Modification)

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