Re: Re: [MW:28759] Tie-In joint definition, UT after Tie-In joint welding in the Cross country pipeline

A tie in point is the point where the new piping connects to the existing pipe.

RT or UT normally applies for all the fluids, in this case TIE-INs does not have exempts to waive (OR), TIE-IN joint comes under lieu for HT,  most of the company standards makes stringent with UT and RT as mandatory, but some company standard mandate more stringents like PAUT (TOFD) / film density / least repaired welders.

So check with Company standards, not to worry if there is an addition as it is usual for TIE-INs.

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From: Raghuram Bathula

Date: 2018-12-12 08:34

To: Materials-Welding

Subject: Re: [MW:28756] Tie-In joint definition, UT after Tie-In joint welding in the Cross country pipeline

What is your code of construction? yes if it is DNV FS 101

On Wed, 12 Dec 2018 at 06:29, chiranjeevulu temburu <chiranjeevi1214@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Pipeline experts,

Please explain briefly Tie-In joint definition. 

UT is mandatory after Tie-In joint welding in addition to RT

Thanks and Best Regards,

CHIRANJEEVULU TEMBURU l +918790956353.

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