Leak path dimension is not mentioned in ASME section IX.
As per ASME Section IX, QW-193.1.3 Acceptance Criteria — Macro- Examination.
Using a minimum of 10X magnification, the exposed cross sections of the weld shall confirm
(a) minimum leak path dimension required by the design
Please refer EEMUA standard for better understanding & requirements for Tube to Tube sheet welding procedure.
EEMUA standard, clause no.3.2.1 - Visual Examination
On polishing & etching the section, the minimum throat thickness or leak path of each weld shall not be less than 0.7t, where t is the nominal wall thickness of the tube.
Regards
Hiren Sevak
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 7:37 PM, krishna mudhale <kmudhale@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear experts, How to calculate minimum leak path (MLP) for tube to
tube sheet joint,please give me refrence also . Thanks &
regards- krishna mudhale.
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