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Strengthening of equal-diameter branch pipes during main pipeline welding

2016-06-27View Original

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Currently, branch pipes with the same diameter as the main pipe are welded; according to the design codes for industrial metal pipes, tees are recommended to be used. If tees are not used, what are the requirements for reinforcement? Are there any regulations? The design codes for industrial metal pipes only provide calculations for reinforcement, with no corresponding regulations.
Reply #22016-06-27
Just say it directly – since it’s been calculated, there’s no need for reinforcement!
Reply #32016-06-28
It’s the calculation for reinforcement through openings. . Or add stress analysis and things like that. . . .

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