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Representation of weld joints on pipeline single-line diagrams

2009-12-16View Original

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Generally, on pipeline single-line diagrams (also known as axonometric views), the butt welds between pipes and the butt welds between pipes and fittings are represented by small solid black circles. However, I have now seen a notation in which a cross is placed over these small circles; I’m not sure if this implies something different Thank you.
Reply #22009-12-16
I really hadn’t noticed that issue; looking forward to the answer
Reply #32009-12-16
It indicates that the weld joint is a field-welded joint, as opposed to a pre-fabricated weld joint

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