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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #7443 by Sachin
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Whether end preparation of pipe depends on its size , service , design conditions ,etc ? As per my understanding it depends on associated fittings , ambient conditions , market availability . Pl. let me know the clear-cut understanding.
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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #4868 by Jop
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Replied by Jop on topic Ends: Steel pipe can generally be
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Steel pipe can generally be specified with a specific end preparation at the time of purchase. Three end preps are standard. There is plain end (PE). This would be the choice for small sizes where socket welded fittings will be used to join pipe to pipe or pipe to fittings. This is also the default end prep if no end prep is specified. There is threaded end (TE). This would be the choice for small sizes where the pipe to pipe or pipe to fitting assembly is to be threaded. There is also bevel end (BE). This would be the choice for most all 3" and larger steel pipe (or other metallic pipe) where "butt welding will be used to join pipe to pipe or pipe to fittings.
Sachin,
You should go to the "Training" button on this web site and read ALL the material there. Your questions may have already been answered there.
Steel pipe can generally be specified with a specific end preparation at the time of purchase. Three end preps are standard. There is plain end (PE). This would be the choice for small sizes where socket welded fittings will be used to join pipe to pipe or pipe to fittings. This is also the default end prep if no end prep is specified. There is threaded end (TE). This would be the choice for small sizes where the pipe to pipe or pipe to fitting assembly is to be threaded. There is also bevel end (BE). This would be the choice for most all 3" and larger steel pipe (or other metallic pipe) where "butt welding will be used to join pipe to pipe or pipe to fittings.
Sachin,
You should go to the "Training" button on this web site and read ALL the material there. Your questions may have already been answered there.
Do it once and Do it Right
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