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    Pipe supports, welded directly to pressured piping

    It could be B31.3 but I also heard that it could be B31.1 I'm not very happy with the record keeping. Have there ever been any failures because of this type of situgation. Sorry, about all the questions. My background is pigging (MFL) but I have been put in charge of other projects now.
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    Pipe supports, welded directly to pressured piping

    Thank you for the link, pennpiper!
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    Pipe supports, welded directly to pressured piping

    At of yet I don't know what code it was built to. I work for the pipeline operator, we own the piping however the plant built/contracted out the building of the piping. As for the inspection, I don't know. It should have :s What we are worried about is cracking. Not so much of the weld but...
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    Pipe supports, welded directly to pressured piping

    Third picturehttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=e447aa7f-10c1-4b66-9358-c4c37040d535&file=weld_3.JPG
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    Pipe supports, welded directly to pressured piping

    Another picture 2http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=f01984a2-cd74-44c1-b175-bcdcf8752c83&file=weld_2.JPG
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    Pipe supports, welded directly to pressured piping

    Hi, I looking for help on dealing with my pipe welded to supports problem. I have pipe welded directly to the supports, the pipe sizes very from 6-36" and all should be sch 80. I'm trying to help put together an inspection plan for the welded pipe and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on...
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