← Back to context Comment by polishdude20 8 hours ago I wonder why the engineers didn't specify a tolerance for thickness of the oil stub pipe? 3 comments polishdude20 Reply bahmboo 19 minutes ago They did. Through a series of complex interactions it was missed. It’s kind of the whole point of the retrospective in the article. okey 4 hours ago per the article, because the stub pipe counter bore had to be drilled after that end of the pipe was welded in place, so directly measuring pipe wall thickness wasn't practical NetMageSCW 6 hours ago Difficulty in measuring since it was machined after installation?
bahmboo 19 minutes ago They did. Through a series of complex interactions it was missed. It’s kind of the whole point of the retrospective in the article.
okey 4 hours ago per the article, because the stub pipe counter bore had to be drilled after that end of the pipe was welded in place, so directly measuring pipe wall thickness wasn't practical
They did. Through a series of complex interactions it was missed. It’s kind of the whole point of the retrospective in the article.
per the article, because the stub pipe counter bore had to be drilled after that end of the pipe was welded in place, so directly measuring pipe wall thickness wasn't practical
Difficulty in measuring since it was machined after installation?