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    ASTM A106 Marking requirements-below 2"

    A106-B states that marking shall be per ASTM A530. A530 allows bundle tags for sizes below 2" Nominal Diameter. In A106 however, the material spec specifically states that 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1" & 3/4" SHALL BE MARKED per A530. My interpretation is that A106 intends for each lenght of pipe in...
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    Recommendations--steel bulkheading

    I have a client that is looking to install a bulkhead at a freshwater lake. The contractor has given the following options for steel which will be driven into the soil in shallow water: 5 gage-black steel OR 8 gage-galvanized steel I welcome any suggestions or recommendations.
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    Referee Standards in ASTM A691 & B31.1

    We've recently purchased 30" X .812" A691 1/1/4 Crome pipe from a European producer. We're now finding that the pipe should have been manufacturered to the B31.1 requirements which have a slightly higher tempering temperature than is required by the ASTM spec--details as follows: Post weld...
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    European Pipe Specification EN 10225 355/G14

    I'm looking for the ASTM equivalent of subject EN Norm. Is anyone aware of a cross reference table or that can provide the equivalent ASTM Piping specification. Tks
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    A/SA 691 P91 Welded Vs A335 P91

    A number of years back I worked with a domestic E&C getting A/SA 691 P91 pipe approved for use in Power Plant construction. After months of testing and qualification in Europe, the welded pipe was finally approved. I am trying to understand the current B31.1 and Section 1 requirements related...
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    Welded A/SA 691 P91 pipe VS Smls A335 P91

    A number of years back I worked with a domestic E&C getting A/SA 691 P91 pipe approved for use in Power Plant construction. After months of testing and qualification in Europe, the welded pipe was finally approved. I am trying to understand the current B31.1 and Section 1 requirements related...

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