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  1. Lethargic

    Elbolet used as a latrolet

    Good morning, I've come across an issue in the field where a welder used a 1" sw 3000# elbolet in place of a 1" sw 3000# latrolet on a straight run of piping. Besides the obvious flow restrictions (which in this case are very negligble), I haven't found anything in B31.3 that says this can't...
  2. Lethargic

    Minimal Weld Spacing in Piping

    You're very correct IFRs, but I don't think anyone though of that while I was gone and now it's welded, hydro-tested, and nearly ready for commissioning. There are a lot of solutions they could have used... but unfortunately they did not. Which is why I was looking for a code specification...
  3. Lethargic

    Minimal Weld Spacing in Piping

    Just to clarify the situation a little more: I am the contractor QA/QC inspector. There is no client inspector on site (there should be but she isn't). My partner accepted this weld. If I go to the construction manager and ask it to be replaced, the odds are I am out of a job; however, I...
  4. Lethargic

    Minimal Weld Spacing in Piping

    Pardon me, they did use a LR elbow. A spec blind would have been a better solution.
  5. Lethargic

    Minimal Weld Spacing in Piping

    Gentlemen, The responses have been great! Unfortunately I don't think I will be able to reject the weld because without a code requirement, or specification, the client will most likely accept it as they are in a time crunch. If I had been there during the process I may have been able to...
  6. Lethargic

    Minimal Weld Spacing in Piping

    Good afternoon, I am currently working on a power plant project which is being constructed to ASME B31.3. We came across an issue where a 6" flanged connection was immediately suppose to be welded to a 6" elbow; however, the gap was over 3/4" and production decided to weld a "pup" piece of less...
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