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Hani Alsaid
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Post Heat Treatment

02/25/2016 7:40 AM

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cross country Pipeline project with pipe Dia 100"(2500 mm) and wall thickness 0.82"(20.66 mm) Thickness
Our standard for welding and Inspection is API 1104 and ASME B31.4
The w.p.s is done without post heat treatment and the preheat is only until 100 C.
IS this pipe with this thickness need Heat treatment and we have to change the specification or we can continue by this W.P.S
The W.P.S is 6010 for root and 7010 for Hot filling and cap
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02/25/2016 8:54 AM

Go ahead. It'll be fine.

Just tell anyone who asks that Mr. lyn said it was OK.
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02/25/2016 10:11 AM

It would be most unwise to diverge from the pre-approved procedure, and the motive for doing so is questionable, too.

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02/25/2016 11:30 AM

You need to ask whatever local agencies have jurisdiction, as well as observe any contract documents.

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02/25/2016 3:49 PM

How long's the pipe?

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02/25/2016 4:53 PM

All the way!
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02/25/2016 4:59 PM

Is this an ordinary pipe or a LynDoorTM special pipe?

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02/25/2016 5:39 PM

LynDoor™Industries Cross Country Division was forced to cease operations shortly after being launched. We no longer supply 100"(2500 mm) and wall thickness 0.82"(20.66 mm pipe in cross country lengths due to logistical/transportation issues.

After derailing three different trains trying to transport the pipeline on less than straight tracks, we were forced to convert the cross country line into sections of long pipe for ease of handling.

Believe me, it was quite a job painting over all those "Cross Country" designations and re-marking the pipe as "Long Pipe". Then re-applying rust in those areas was no small task either.

No, we "no-bid" the job.
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02/28/2016 4:51 PM

Another option would be to use a train of tank cars instead. Like a sort of pipe-on-wheels.

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