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Hybrid Jacketed Pipe

This type of jacketed pipe, as the name implies, utilizes various constructions to achieve specific processing or construction needs. For example, if the process requires very tight temperature control, yet project economies dictate the use of standard equipment, a typical solution is: Use Standard Jacketed Pipe for pipe-to-pipe connections and Swaged Jacketed Pipe or Reducing-Insert Jacketed Pipe for the pipe-to-equipment connections. Close temperature control of the core-size equipment can be maintained with bolt-on jackets (see ControHeat Jackets). Another example of the use of the Hybrid System is the elimination of concealed welds in the process piping where Swaged Jacketed Pipe is used for all straight runs and bolt-on jackets are used on all welded fittings--tees, elbows, reducers, and crosses (see example at right).

Hybrid Jacketed Pipe