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Gents Ref thickness range i have been informed you would need to qualify less than 6mm maybe 5.54mm

When using ASME IX and we are requiring CVN testing. we go to B31.3 table 323.3.1 A5 where the thickness range is T/2 to T + 1/4 inch. And not the thickness range specified in ASME IX. So i think its correct if you qualified on 6mm then thickness range qualified would be 3mm to 12mm.

Guys Thanks. I just wanted a simple answer. Thanks DekDee

Hi Biginch So as per ASME B31.3 para 323.3.1 below applies when Charpys required - Correct material thickness from T/2 to T + 6 mm

Hi Guys Maybe you can clarify. When using ASME IX and we are requiring CVN testing. Am i right in saying we go to B31.3 where the thickness range is T/2 to T + 1/4 inch. And not the thickness range specified in ASME IX

It is only 2 inch pipe. There are no orifice flanges just a orifice plate.normal WNF. RF so i think it is restriction flow only.

Thanks for all your answers guys. A great help.

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Does anyone know according to ASME. At present i am working on the welding of the pipes in a compressor Terminal ie butt joints. In ASME we can weld group 1 to group 1 or group 1 to group 2. But surely we cannot weld say group 1 to group 8. So where is does the limits end.Or is it we can weld...

Hi Does anyone know according to ASME can a repair be repaired twice. If so do you know where i can find info ie para Regards Tony