ASME Codes and Standards – Piping and Pipelines Collection
ASME Codes Deliver Information Critical to the Safety and Performance of Piping Systems
The ASME Piping and Pipelines Collection comprises 17 documents from the ASME pipe codes and standards collection including piping-related post construction and performance test codes. This ASME Collection covers identification schemes, pipelines, piping, and pipe sizes.
These documents contain information such as the marking of pipes and piping systems with respect to their contents and potential hazards; minimum requirements for the design, materials, fabrication, erection, test and inspection of piping systems; guidance to the designer and owner/operator for in-service acceptance of corroded pipelines; sets requirements for effective pipeline personnel qualification programs; post-construction repair techniques; and repair methods and techniques that include the use of welding, brazing, soldering or other methods involving metal deposit.
The codes cover piping and pipeline systems in uses such as power and auxiliary service for industrial plants; fuel gases used in buildings and between buildings; piping typically found in petroleum refineries; chemical, pharmaceutical, textile, paper, semiconductor and cryogenic plants; and requirements for piping transporting crude oil, natural gas liquids, liquefied petroleum products and other liquids between natural gas plants, refineries, and other facilities. This ASME collection also covers conducting and reporting tests on reclosing and non-reclosing pressure relief devices in boilers, pressure vessels, and related piping equipment.
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ASME Piping and Pipelines Standards - Document List
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