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Home > Forums > Eng-Tips Groups > Eng-Tips Groups > COMPRESS Users Group Forum

Pipe Undertolerance

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weeeds (Mechanical)

17 May 12 16:57

When using pipe as a shell there is an option in Compress to turn off the 12 1/2% undertolerance. It was my understanding that we must always allow for this tolerance. When can this option used?

Bobfromoh (Mechanical)

18 May 12 7:04

I always keep it on for new equipment design. I turn it off when I rerate old equipment because I get UT readings on the exact thickness.

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