Welding within Piping Industry
Welding within Piping Industry
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Hi,
Could anybody give me some advise and/or references about the most common used welding processes within the Piping Industry?
Main piping materials used within our industry are A106-B, A333-6, A312-tp316(L) and Duplex UNS S31803 in thin and thicker wall execution.
Reason is that I want to learn and understand more about the welding techniques used in relation with quality. Are any literature and/or internet sites known, giving some educational info?
Any advise will be more than welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
FKE
Could anybody give me some advise and/or references about the most common used welding processes within the Piping Industry?
Main piping materials used within our industry are A106-B, A333-6, A312-tp316(L) and Duplex UNS S31803 in thin and thicker wall execution.
Reason is that I want to learn and understand more about the welding techniques used in relation with quality. Are any literature and/or internet sites known, giving some educational info?
Any advise will be more than welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
FKE





RE: Welding within Piping Industry
I'd try the local vocational school and if you don't find the answer you are looking for, Hobart Brothers and Lincoln Electric both have welding schools-or at least they did a few years ago. I think Hobart Welder was bought out by Miller so you may have to go thru them. Maytag
RE: Welding within Piping Industry
RE: Welding within Piping Industry
ANSI/API 1104 is the welding standard for petroleum products pipe welding.
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RE: Welding within Piping Industry
Suggest you should attend a trade school.