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Allowable misalignment
Found it: 328.4.3 Alignment and K328.4.3 Alignment- bizsheets
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- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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Allowable misalignment
Sorry, Orbital welder, GTAW process.- bizsheets
- Post #3
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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Allowable misalignment
Can anyone site a reference in B31.3 that addresses the allowable amount of misalignment with regards to 1/2" tubing?- bizsheets
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- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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How close by code can two welds be made to each other?
pennpiper, that may have addressed my 2nd question, but I am also looking for any relevant code or standard that does address this issue. Additionally, I was looking for feedback on questions #1 and #3. Those questions are again: • What, if any, is the relevance to ASME B31.1 of Section...- bizsheets
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- Forum: AWS (welding) Code Issues
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How close by code can two welds be made to each other?
Sorry folks, new to the forum and I believe I posted my question in the wrong area. Looking for feedback on the following thread (posted to the Welding, Bonding & Fastener engineering forum): How close by code can two welds be made to each other? thread725-276115- bizsheets
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- Forum: AWS (welding) Code Issues
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How close by code can two welds be made to each other?
I have a customer questioning the distance between 2 butt welds on a piping system (photo available) designed (customer spec'd) to B31.1. While they cannot cite a code that prohibits it, they state: "The two closely-spaced weldings is NOT a good practice. Generally there should be enough gap...- bizsheets
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- Forum: Welding, Bonding & Fastener engineering
