Yes, You can use if you have a qualified GTAW procedure for this thickness. The only thing is weld deposit is very less and time consuming and cost also will be more when compaired to other process so this process is not economical.
Regards.
Manoj
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 2:44 PM, Mehmood Javed <mehmood.javed@fatima-group.com> wrote:
--Dear AllCan we use GTAW only for complete welding joint in following cases.1- Pipe, API 5L Gr B, 3" dia, Wall Thickness 10 mm2- Pipe, 316-L (Urea Grade) , 3" dia, Wall Thickness 10 mmRegards,Asim
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