To know and understand what is joint efficiency and why it is needed, have a look into ASME B31.3/ B31.1.
If you are procuring the pipes, I hope the thickness of the pipe has been mentioned. If so I hope
the calculation has been done and the JE has been taken care, if not it will become another plant
accident news to come.
With regards,
Kannan
| "sachin sankhe" <sachin.sankhe@rediffmail.com> Sent by: materials-welding@googlegroups.com 08/05/2008 13:49
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Actually term is Joint Efficiency
For Full Radiography(100%)-Joint Efficiency is 1%
For spot radiography(85%)-Joint Efficiency is 0.85%
Regards
Sachin
On Thu, 08 May 2008 Zameer Mohammed wrote :
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>Whats is Joint Factor in Welded Pipes. We are procuring 24'', 36'' and 42''
>Welded Pipes (EFW). Our client is asking what is the Joint Factor.
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>Regards,
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>Sabir
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