【Daily Question】December 10, 2015: Weld offset distance (2 wealth points for a reply + 3–8 additional wealth points for a correct answer)
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The Code requires that the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of pressure vessels, as well as the welds used to join the heads to adjacent shell sections, should be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centerlines of these welds must be greater than three times the thickness of the shell section, and must also be no less than (B)
The Code requires that the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of pressure vessels, as well as the welds used to join the heads to adjacent shell sections, should be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centerlines of these welds must be more than three times the thickness of the shell section, and shall not be less than 100 mm.
Multiple-choice question: According to the Code for Pressure Vessels, the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of a pressure vessel, as well as the welds used to join the heads to those shell sections, must be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centers of these welds should be more than three times the thickness of the shell section, and it must be at least (B). A. 80 mm B. 100 mm C. 120 mm D. 150 mm
The Code requires that the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of pressure vessels, as well as the welds used to join the heads to adjacent shell sections, should be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centerlines of these welds must be more than three times the thickness of the shell section, and shall not be less than 100 mm
The Code requires that the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of pressure vessels, as well as the welds used to join the heads to adjacent shell sections, should be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centerlines of these welds must be more than three times the thickness of the shell section, and it must also be at least (B) A. 80mm B. 100mm C. 120mm D. 150mm
The Code requires that the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of pressure vessels, as well as the welds used to join the heads to adjacent shell sections, should be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centerlines of these welds must be more than three times the thickness of the shell section, and it must also be at least (B) A. 80mm B. 100mm C. 120mm D. 150mm
The regulations require that the longitudinal seams between adjacent shell sections of pressure vessels, as well as the welds used to join the end caps to adjacent shell sections, should be offset from each other. The offset distance between the centers of these welds must be greater than three times the thickness of the shell section, and it must also be at least (B) A. 80mm B. 100mm C. 120mm D. 150mm