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Issues with tube winding in equipment cylinders – seeking expert advice

2016-01-03View Original

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Question 1: Large-diameter temporary short pipes are used as substitutes for equipment pressure testing; the diameter is non-standard and exceeds 1.2 meters, and they are made of carbon steel coiled pipes. Please provide the manufacturing and inspection standards! A detailed description would be best. Question 2: Could you please explain the difference between steel pipe manufacturing standards and inspection standards? Question 3: Can non-standard pipes be manufactured according to the standards for standard pipes, with just the dimensions listed?
Reply #22016-01-03
It has a diameter of over one meter; it’s not some seamless tube with a diameter of three or four hundred millimeters. There’s no such thing as a \"standard tube\" here. It’s made by rolling sheet metal, similar to a cylinder, and it has nothing to do with steel pipes
Reply #32016-01-10
This needs to be carried out in accordance with container standards
Reply #42016-01-11
That is, the material, roundness, and straightness. Cold angle, weld bead height, non-destructive testing, etc. A complete drawing will be needed for that

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