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Re: [MW:32892] What is the distance between longitudinal seam weld

Mr.Hany,
Check do you've any client specification, if not follow the API1104 and the distance between the weld seams depends on application & technical data(i.e.,Dia of pipe,thk,Mat.grade,pressure ..........)

On Tue, Feb 15, 2022 at 6:13 AM Hany Nabil <eng.hanynabil20@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Exports 
I have piping to fitting welding but always we have to keeping distance between two seam welds 
Somebody said shall be 90 degree to be distance between two seam weld but I;m not sure
So, I would like to ask what is the distance between seam welds for the piping and mention the reference please ?


 Best Regards,

 Eng. Hany Nabil
 Senior QA / QC Welding Engineer
 Egypt Mobile: 002-01225622022


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