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Title: Testing And Construction Experience With Mechanical Joints
Author: W. L. Galey
Source: American Gas Association 1983
Year Published: 1983
Abstract: Use of the swadged tubing mechanical joint for pipeline construction, which was an experimental innovation some 12 years ago, is becoming more common place. This is primarily due to an increased acceptance of the integrity of the joint, adaptability of the joint to internally coated lines and the potential for substantial cost reduction for pipeUne facilities. Panhandle Eastern has been an extensive user of the mechanical joint on gathering systems for the past 10 years. This paper is intended to share some of the experiences encountered during this period which included joint descriptions, in-house testing, field construction, advantages, problems and economics associated with the mechanical joint.

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