Definition of TKY joint

[Arun]

What is the actual definition of TKY joint, please help me

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Check Fig 3.7, 9.11 to 15 of AWS D1.1.

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[Ramesh]

Hi Arun

Some basic explanation as per my experience.

 

Like in pipe 6G position weld, you will have flat , vertical and overhead welding positions,

 

Like same way , for tubular connection joints, you will have connections like T joints, K joint & Y  joints in one situation, based on you profile, angles etc...( Branch connections )

 

If you look from bottom you will find T shape, side way look like K shape ( when two tubular joints occurs) and from top you will find Y shape. Hence it’s called TKY joint.

 

It is most difficult welding in off shore modules.

Since dihedral angle is less than 30deg and very difficult to pass root run welding.

 

Only 6GR qualified welders can weld and clear inspection requirements.

 

Clearing UT and Macro is very difficult unlike other joints.

 

 

 

 

 

Pl Refer AWS D1.1 – Section 9. Tubular Structures requirements.

 

Part C, Clause 9.15 & 9.16 for WPS requirements

Part D, Clause 9.19 & 9.20 for WPQ requirements

Part F, Clause 9.30 for inspection requirements.    

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Rameshkannan Devaraj

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[Arun Padman]

Dear all,

Can I consider the below one as a TKY joint, the connection with a pipe and a plate

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Arun Padman Manayil

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[Mayur Hiremath]

Dear Arun,

All tubular branch connections are TKY joints, (example pipe to pipe). 

The pic shown is not TKY connection. 

Regards, 

Hiremath. 

[Ramesh]

Hi Arun 

Yes its TKY connection type only (  i.e Fillet Welds for Tubular Connections )

Pl refer Fig 9.21 & Table 9.14 for fillet weld qualification requirements ( Option 3 )

 

Hope it clarifies your doubt. 

Thanks and Regards

Rameshkannan Devaraj

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[Dương Vinh Quang]

HI brother,

I want to ask you about TYK joint on AWS D1.1. Can you help me by email: duongvin...@gmail.com. Pls help me

Vào lúc 12:14:13 UTC+7 ngày Thứ Ba, 27 tháng 11, 2018, Ramesh đã viết:

[Vinay]

nice explana

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