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Can socket weld flanges and concentric reducers be welded directly?

2017-05-23View Original

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Can a DN40 socket weld flange and a DN65X40 concentric reducer be welded directly together?
Reply #22017-05-23
Generally, it’s not possible, as the straight sections of the concentric round and square shapes aren’t that long.
Reply #32017-05-23
No, a shorting transition is required.
Reply #42017-05-24
No prohibition clause was seen. . . . It’s just that the straight edges aren’t long enough, making welding inconvenient
Reply #52017-05-24
Generally, it can’t be welded directly, right? I’ve never seen anything that can be welded in this way
Reply #62017-05-24
Plug welding is not acceptable; direct welding is possible.
Reply #72017-05-24
Reducers are okay, but spools are not
Reply #82017-07-19
The length of the straight pipe section is insufficient; it shouldn’t be possible to insert it. Even if welding is possible, it will not meet the welding requirements. Welding just a short section of straight pipe shouldn’t cost much, right?

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