Hi.... Professionals,
You are not specify the application of codes such as Process piping, power piping, gas piping and also the SIZE of pipe.
In general (Process plant / Petroleum Refinery) the use of stub-in or stub-on depends on EPC / clients requirements.
You can refer ASME B31.3 _ 2010 - Fig. 304.3.3 and para 304.3.1
Regards,
KRISHNAKUMAR.M.S
Piping Engineer
FEDO, INDIA
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Subject: [MW:13049] PIPE TO PIPE BRANCHING
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Can anyone please tell me in case of pipe to pipe branching is it stub-in or stub-on, which one would be the preferred choice.
On the out set it seems that stub-in would be preferred if the line is of higher rating. But still will be helpful if anyone would give their opinion on the same.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Harsha Bhat.
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