Monday, February 16, 2009

[MW:1592] Re: Mix up of A106 Gr.B and A336 Gr.6 pipes

By microstructure,you can differentiate OR take a piece and do Impact testing at -45 deg C
Regards
Aarpee

On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 4:25 PM, tamma reddy <tsr_52@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
Dear Friends,
 
When A106 Gr.B and A336 Gr.6 pipes are physically mixed up and mill identification/ stencilling was lost during painting on external surface. Since both are CS materials, segregation by PMI (i.e by X-Ray spectrometer or by Gamma ray) is not possible.
 
Is there any other NDE method to segregate/ identify them to the respective material specification.
 
Regards,
T S Reddy



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