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Do pipe supports and pipes need to be fully welded?

2020-04-15View Original

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As the title suggests, is it necessary to weld the vertical plate of the T-shaped pipe support to the pipeline fully, or is intermittent welding sufficient? Are there any relevant regulatory requirements?
Reply #22020-04-16
Unless otherwise specified in the diagram, full welding is applied, as stated in clause 4.2 of the technical requirements in HG/T21629-1999 (I). When the length of the pipe support is relatively long, some companies may allow intermittent welding.
Reply #32020-04-16
As required, full welding is generally used, but full welding can cause the tube to deform, and no one addresses this issue:L
Reply #42020-06-25
Agree with the view on the second floor; this is a standard requirement, and no one will try to change it

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