Welding between components of pressure vessels

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Welding of pressure vessel components: The connection between various components usually requires welding, and quality control of welding is an extremely important aspect of the overall quality assurance system for the vessel. Although welding quality control also involves many issues related to the welding process, the main tasks in the design phase are the design of the welded structure and the determination of non-destructive testing methods, proportions, and requirements. Welded structure design involves the type of joint (such as butt, lap, or corner joints), as well as the groove shape and geometric dimensions of the joints. Pressure vessel design engineers must understand the characteristics of welded structure design in vessels and the basic requirements for inspecting welding quality.

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