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The circumferential butt joint connecting a spherical head to a cylinder belongs to (Class A weld joint).
The circumferential butt joint connecting a spherical head to a cylinder belongs to (a). a. Class A welded joint b. Class B welded joint c. Class C welded joint
Answer: The circumferential butt joint where a spherical head is connected to a cylinder belongs to (a. Class A weld joint). a. Class A welded joint b. Class B welded joint c. Class C welded joint
The circumferential butt joint connecting a spherical head to a cylinder belongs to (Class A welding joint)
The circumferential butt joint connecting a spherical head to a cylinder belongs to (a. Class A welding joint).
This post was last edited by zdl1966 on 2015-11-4 07:13: Weld joints of types A and A. Class A welds are the joints that are subjected to the greatest stress in pressure vessels. Classifying the circumferential joints between ball heads and cylinders, as well as the butt welds between embedded nozzles and cylinders or flanges, as Class A is to indicate their importance. The misalignment allowance for Class B is intended to reduce the requirements regarding alignment dimensions to facilitate practical operation, as the alignment of these welds is similar to that of Class B welds
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a. Class A weld joints: The stress levels in the longitudinal ring welds of spherical heads are consistent; therefore, the circumferential joints that connect the hemispherical heads to the cylinder are also classified as Class A.