Class E welds

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Is the weld between the skirt and the tower head an E-class weld?

Reply #22016-09-12

Yes, the skirt is a non-compressive element, and this weld comes in butt and fillet types

Reply #32016-09-12

Yes, refer to GB150.1 Clause 4.5.1.2.

Reply #42016-09-12

All welds connecting pressure-bearing and non-pressure-bearing components in a vessel are classified as Class E welds. The purpose of this classification is to ensure the welding quality of such welds, which requires support from qualified welding procedure qualifications.

Reply #52016-09-12

The weld between the skirt and the tower head is a Class E weld...

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