Saturday, January 16, 2010

Re: [MW:4060] Linear Indications After Pickling and passivation and PWHT

If your corrosion resistance layer thickness (must be 3 mm, if your designer can confirm that the reduction of 0.5 mm acceptable) allow, just blend the indication with adjacent bae /weld metal.

OR

Weld one pass to fill the 0.5mm depth /width and grind and polish suitably (instead of pickling / passivation). PWHT may not required for this repair as its on Overlay and not touching to base metal. For that you have to develop separate WPS (without PWHT) for Tig or SMAW (prefereably TIG).


2010/1/15 PEMMARAJU RAGHAVENDRA <rpe@hzw.ltindia.com>
Dear All,
Thanks for the response given to me explaining the root cause of the same.
Could any of you help me in telling how to rectify / salvage the existing shell with the indications at the toes as mentioned below.

Regards,
Raghavendra

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>>> "PEMMARAJU RAGHAVENDRA" <rpe@hzw.ltindia.com> 12/01/2010 09:01 am >>>
Dear All,

I have a typical problem with my vendor who is manufacturing Coke drums for us.
The stage of NDT including RT is such that we need to take RT before PWHT and before overlay.

One of the section ( shell to Shell) under went the above process and cleared. After that it was overlayed by AWS class Inconel E NiCrFe3 electrodes on base plates ( SA387 Gr.11 ClassII) with 410S cladding on either side. Later the same was subjected to Pickling and passivation and went for PWHT.

Now durng APWHT stage, when we are performing PT and RT, surprisingly we are getting two wagon track linear indications on either sides of weld toes from inside ( on cladding side) which are exactly the border junction of ENiCrFe3 inconel and 410S cladding of the shell plates.
It is having a depth of around 0.5mm and width also same.

Could any one explain the cause of formation of this indication at the above juncture. As per our estimation, it could have happend due to pickling and passivation. Since another shell with above processes ( except pickling and passivation ) has not got any such indications.

Thanks for your time and efforts.

Regards,
Raghavendra



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