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bharatha66
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Query on ERW Pipes

05/10/2010 1:04 AM

Pl let me know as whether any seam comes in an ERW Pipes?

Also pl let me know as from where can i get ASTM Standards?

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Re: Query on ERW Pipes

05/10/2010 1:10 AM

The third word in ERW is welded.

ASTM International - Standards Worldwidecan be purchased here.
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05/10/2010 1:29 AM

My full real name is Eugene Raymond Walker, and in the name of the King, I hereby lay claim to all mentions of ERW pipe, because it has my initials on it. So there.

Even if all but invisible, the seam is still present. I'm not sure, but I think the weld process is considered 100% efficient, with no reduction in allowable stress. (??)

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05/10/2010 1:33 AM

Don't ever give your real name here and the king is dead.

And, my full real name is Angus Simpson Titus McDonald. Wanna buy some specs?
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05/10/2010 1:45 AM

Yeah, I always wondered what that stood for....

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