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(C---E) The longitudinal joints of the cylindrical section (except for those of multi-layer wrapped container panels), the circumferential joints where the spherical head is connected to the cylinder, all butt welds in various types of convex heads, and the butt joints between embedded nozzles and the shell all belong to Class A weld joints. I’ll let you all know the answer once I find it: call:
(C---E) The longitudinal joints of the cylindrical section (except for those of multi-layer wrapped container panels), the circumferential joints where the spherical head is connected to the cylinder, all butt welds in various types of convex heads, and the butt joints between embedded nozzles and the shell all belong to Class A weld joints. Welded joints of Category A include longitudinal joints in cylindrical shells (excluding longitudinal joints of shell layers in wrapped layered vessels), circumferential joint seams between spherical heads and cylinders, patch joints in various convex heads, and butt joints between nozzles and shells;
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