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Re: RE: [MW:29134] derivation welds

Greetings,

What i was explaining previously was as per SAES-W-012, welding requirements for pipelines in SA projects, but please refer also international standards as per below.

Thanks.


Standard

Applies to

Minimum distance between weld toes

Notes

BS 2633:1987

Ferritic steel pipework

4t

t= nominal thickness of the pipe
See below for notes on attachment welds.

BS 4515:2009

C-Mn pipelines

4t

t= pipe thickness

BS 2971:1991

Carbon steel pipework

Agreed by parties

-

PD 5500:2012

Pressure vessels

4e or 100mm whichever is greater

e= design thickness
Refers to staggering of longitudinal welds

ASME B&PV

Boilers and pressure vessels

Not specified

-


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Date: 2019-02-19 17:19
Subject: RE: [MW:29133] derivation welds

Dear Sr.

 

Comment  that there aren´t owner specs. We just support in design code regulations.

 

So, about your information, could you have some code/standard reference to review in detail?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Best Regards

 

Miroslav Tadic

 

De: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] En nombre de muneebslsa@gmail.com
Enviado el: martes, 19 de febrero de 2019 02:04
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Asunto: Re: [MW:29124] derivation welds

 

Yes, this is the purpose of orifice? but usually Olets do not come with 45 deg N U or S D, but the tapping connections are supposed to be in flange as what i have seen, anyhow in your case this is encroached, usually encroachment takes place in your scenario.

 

Basically for SA projects you have to maintain 20 mm or 3 times of the thickness which ever is greater to waive this scenario or if any of those 3 encroached welds have been PWHTed before performing second then exempted.

 

So whats your owner / cleint spec calls for? 

 


Regards,

MOHAMED MUNEEB MAHABOOB

 

 

Date: 2019-02-18 18:31

Subject: [MW:29120] derivation welds

Dear group,

 

Please if you could analyzed the attached image.

 

It´s pipeline B31.8.

 

Constructor at first time, welded tube-flanged joint. Then realized that its necessary have an instrument as showed.

 

The ask is there´re some restrictions for minimal distance between weld joint and derivation in pipe.

 

Please if you could give some reference in design code.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Miroslav Tadic

Integrity Engineer

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