Weld strength reduction factor(W) for seamless pipe
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harsha bhat
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Apr 25, 2012, 1:21:31 PM4/25/12
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Dear experts,
As per 2010 edition of ASME 31.3 weld strength reduction factor (W) shall be applied to circumferential welds at elevated temperature. Hence under such case factor W in accordance with table 302.3.5 shall be multiplied to SE for seamless pipes also in pipe thickness calculation.
Can anyone please confirm if my understanding is correct or not.
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Harsha
rehan khan
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Apr 26, 2012, 1:29:35 PM4/26/12
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Dear Harish,
Weld strength reduction factor(W) for seamless pipe will be 1 , so, in my understanding there is no need to apply it for seamless pipe .
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