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Problems with welding high-pressure tees on high-pressure pipelines for ammonia synthesis

2009-03-27View Original

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The tees used on the high-pressure pipes for ammonia synthesis are welded high-pressure tees starting with the letter H; they have threads. What happens during installation – is welding involved as well as threading? I’d like some advice!
Reply #22009-03-27
Based on installation and maintenance requirements, the high-pressure tee of the H standard can be constructed with all three ends welded together; Flange connections at one end, both ends, or even three ends can also be used, and these are all permitted by the standards.

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