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Which standard should be referred to for the welding method of the high-neck flange and the head of a container? Is it only the butt weld?

2016-05-24View Original

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Newbie’s question: For the welding method of high-neck flanges and heads on containers, which standard should be referred to? Are there only butt welds? Thank you to the expert for sharing your knowledge; thanks:handshake
Reply #22016-05-24
Waiting online for experts to answer my questions; thank you!
Reply #32016-05-24
A butt weld joint is used, as it represents the best type of joint – it provides the best stress distribution and ensures the highest quality of welding. Why use anything other than it?
Reply #42016-05-25
It must be a butt weld, and there are also requirements regarding the length of the straight edges of the end cap; for details, refer to the standards for pressure vessel flanges.
Reply #52016-05-25
The high-neck flange of the container is connected to the head, with only butt welding and no other types of connections.
Reply #62016-05-31
Thank you to all the experts for their replies! Thank you!
Reply #72016-06-01
According to GB150, there are recommended welding methods, but butt welding is required, and it must be double-sided welding.

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