Joining Pipes
November 5th, 2008
Proper Pipe Joining
Small Pipe

Medium Pipe
Large Pipe
Wedge bar against a a wooden block placed horizontally across the bell end of the pipe. Pressure on the bar pushes the pipe into the home position. Mechanical pipe pullers or come along devices are anchored to an installed pipe section several sections back and connected by a cross beam to the section to be installed.
By mechanical force, the joint is brought into the home position Joint by placing a dead man blocking inside the installed pipe several sections back from the last installed section.
This is connected to a wooden cross beam placed across the bell end of the pipe section being installed by a chain or cable and mechanical pipe puller. By mechanical force the joint is brought into the home position.
See also:
- Aligning Flange and Fixed Pipe (January 6th, 2009)
- Aligning Elbows by Steel Squares (January 2nd, 2009)
- Aligning Elbow and Tee using Steel Squares (December 29th, 2008)
- Alignment of a 45 degree elbow and pipe in oblique position (December 26th, 2008)
- Alignment of Tee and Pipe with Steel Squares (December 23rd, 2008)


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