jhonniewalk
Petroleum
- Aug 1, 2011
- 2
Hi all Piping designers,
I'm starting a projet where the client piping class uses fittings according EN 10253-4.
The piping class is divided in Seamless/Welded. Form DN15 to DN125 are Seamless fittings and form DN150 to DN600 are Welded.
After reading the Standard EN 10253-4 and some research on the Internet I understood the idea of Type A vs Type B fittings:
Now I have some doubts regarding Seamless vs Welded fittings that I can’t find an answer.
For example for the Tees we have this four Figures:
So my doubts are:
- Figure 4 and Figure 5 are only for Seamless Tes or can they also be welded?
- Figure 7 Branch welded Tee can also be Type B?
- Should I use from DN15 to DN125 seamless Figure 4 and Figure 5 and DN150 to DN600 Welded Figure 7?
Thank you all fore the help.
Best regards,
John
I'm starting a projet where the client piping class uses fittings according EN 10253-4.
The piping class is divided in Seamless/Welded. Form DN15 to DN125 are Seamless fittings and form DN150 to DN600 are Welded.
After reading the Standard EN 10253-4 and some research on the Internet I understood the idea of Type A vs Type B fittings:
Now I have some doubts regarding Seamless vs Welded fittings that I can’t find an answer.
For example for the Tees we have this four Figures:
So my doubts are:
- Figure 4 and Figure 5 are only for Seamless Tes or can they also be welded?
- Figure 7 Branch welded Tee can also be Type B?
- Should I use from DN15 to DN125 seamless Figure 4 and Figure 5 and DN150 to DN600 Welded Figure 7?
Thank you all fore the help.
Best regards,
John