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G’day Jagdish, I would not recommend socket weld piping if it is in a vibrating environment eg. Reciprocating compressors. Butt welds are much stronger.
If you do go with socket weld, make sure they leave a small gap at the end of the pipe when they insert it. If the socket is installed flush then you will introduce residual stress when you weld i.e. heat expansion.
Cheers
Kim
SW using for piping when small bore and low heat input needed .if you
for BW in small bore ,heat input may not be resisted for lower wall
thickness ....
best of my knowlwedge I would recommended strongly using SW for small
bore unless vibratory or critical services .. we should mantained 2 or
3 mm gap when we are instering the pipe ...for heat expansion or
contraction purpose....
AS per ASME 31.3 for SW joints min 2 passes required ...
Thank you
Suresh
On 3/4/11, Moscarda, Kim K <Kim.K.M...@bhpbilliton.com> wrote:
> G'day Jagdish, I would not recommend socket weld piping if it is in a
> vibrating environment eg. Reciprocating compressors. Butt welds are much
> stronger.
>
> If you do go with socket weld, make sure they leave a small gap at the end
> of the pipe when they insert it. If the socket is installed flush then you
> will introduce residual stress when you weld i.e. heat expansion.
>
> Cheers
>
> Kim
>
> From: material...@googlegroups.com
> [mailto:material...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Fitria Rahman
> Sent: Friday, 4 March 2011 9:57 AM
> To: material...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [MW:10122] Why small bore piping is Socket welded?
>
> Hi Jagdish
>
> below is my view;
> the socket weld are easier to be installed.
> yes, you can use a butt weld for small bore piping. This has been proven
> successfully in our project.
> Lastly, some disadvantage such as overstress, fatigue and others
> disadvantage most likely happens in SW. Other thing also is BW strength is
> better than FW.
>
> 2011/3/2 jagadis...@gmail.com<mailto:jagadis...@gmail.com>
> <jagadis...@gmail.com<mailto:jagadis...@gmail.com>>
> Why small bore piping is socket welded?
> can i butt weld smallbore piping?
> reson is bore geting ruduce OR less thichness?
>
> regards,
> Jagdish
>
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