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Question regarding EN13480-5 Built up pipe end

mrmyagi

mrmyagi

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Hi,
Could you explain what a "built-up pipe end" refers to in EN 13480-5, section 7.3.5?

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Thanks in advance!
 
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Think about it like a 3-D printing a house. It is weld built up a cap. Hardly done that way but in case you have to do so. It can also be weld built up the end to connect to the other end.
 
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