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What kind of math do you use when pipe welding. Is there only one certain kind or is it multiple?

I am a 8th grader wanting to become a pipe welder, because i know that different types of welders get paid good money and i want to know what math you guys use most so i can practice. #math

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A basic knowledge of math including how to calculate the inner and outer diameter of the pipe to determine wall thickness.
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Hi Rylin,

For pipe welding there are a few different things you'll need to know to help you. A lot of construction work requires measurements, so you'll need to be good at addition and subtraction when you're working to figure out how long to make the pipes, and where they need to be located. You also need to understand geometry to understand and measure the different sizes of the holes of the pipes. Most pipes are circular, so you'll need to understand diameters (how wide the circle is), and also the thickness of the pipe.

So make sure you study basic algebra and geometry. Also, you can start learning how to read a measuring tape and also how to read construction drawings.
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