Pipeline welding – emergency help needed

2009-02-23View Original

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Dear seniors. Who knows how to calculate the welding strength of pipes? Or, how should the effective length of a weld be calculated? For example, a circular plate is welded to one end of a pipe, and there is pressure inside the pipe; how should one calculate the length of the weld at that joint? Thank you all

Reply #22009-02-25

The effective length of a weld is the length of the weld that passes the required inspection procedures

Reply #32009-02-25

I have a question: what are you going to do with this?

Reply #42009-02-26

I’m sorry, I can’t type in Chinese right now. There is a plate cover design, so I need to calculate the welding length in order to accommodate the internal pressure.

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