Yes, Victaulic fittings can typically be reused as long as they are in good condition and have not been damaged or excessively worn. Proper inspection is essential to ensure they maintain their sealing integrity and compatibility with existing piping systems. Additionally, the fittings should be cleaned before reinstallation to prevent contamination. Always consult the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific recommendations on reuse.
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No, Victaulic fittings are not recommended for use with methane gas due to the potential risk of gas leakage. It is important to use fittings that are specifically designed and approved for use with methane gas to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
A Victaulic fitting is really a grooved end fitting that is used with grooved end pipe, joined with a coupling. These are found on a variety of commercial and industrial piping systems. Victaulic is the company that originated the grooved piping method so the name "Victaulic" is their registered trade name. The correct generic terminology for these fittings is simply grooved end fittings.
Yes , it is required, any water base lubricant on the gasket inside the fitting is required before final connection.
Victaulic was created in 1925.
Victaulic fittings can be installed underground, but it is essential to ensure they are suitable for the specific application and environmental conditions. Proper installation techniques must be followed, including adequate support and protection from soil and moisture-related issues. Additionally, using appropriate coatings or materials can help prevent corrosion and ensure long-term performance. Always consult local codes and manufacturer's guidelines before installation.
The Victaulic system will dampen a small amount of the vibration from the source equipment due to the type of connection it is, pulse and axial forces due to the displacment of the product or the action of the delivery equipment or just the expansion of the piping will not be dampened. I believe there are fittings available to address the problem of vibration transfer. cheers
Victaulic makes a dielectric fitting that could solve your issue.
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Victaulic products have a long history of being used on underground piping systems.
Yes they can.
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