Radiography for Pipelines Carrying Water

A1) What does the end Client's piping spec say?

A2) What does the end Client's piping spec say?

Hi PWSlack,

I am preparing the piping spec on behalf of the client. Now client wants to know whether radiography for water pipelines is required or not?

You are "preparing the piping spec", but don't know what the applicable piping specs are?

Are you taking money for this?

Is your client aware of your lack of knowledge of piping specifications?

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Wouldn't 'process' indicate B31.3, (in the US)? And if 'process water' indicates that the water has been in contact with the process, it probably contains some of the process chemicals.

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