Saturday, July 17, 2010

RE: [MW:6006] SA 516Gr 60 Difference with SA516 Gr60N

hi

I HAVE MET THE SAME PROBLEM IN A U-STAMP VESSELS, the required condition is as-rolled plates, while the vendor sent normalized plates( SA 516-70N), , The ASME inspector didnt reject, as normalizing enhance the mechanical properties.
---- at the worst case, raise NCR to the design dept. to solve it,.

the difference between normalizing and as rolled - plates, is that the normalized ones have fine grain structure, which enhance the toughness,

while the reverse is rejected, as we cant use as-rolled plates instead of normalized ones.
in ASME II-A ( SA 516),PARA 5,  NORMALIZING IS ESSENTIAL FOR PLATES OVER 40 mm



QA/QC ENGINEER: Amr soliman
PETROJET-Egypt

 


Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2010 21:30:53 +0300
Subject: [MW:6001] SA 516Gr 60 Difference with SA516 Gr60N
From: jcyrilandrew@gmail.com
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com

Dear all,
 
          Regarding Carbon Steel material SA516 Gr60 and SA516 Gr60N .
 
 my doubts as follows,
 
1. what is the difference between them.
2. Generally how we will get from the manufacturer/supplier.
3. Whether we can use instead of SA516 Gr 60  with SA 516 Gr60N.
 
Note : It is ASME Vessel. "'U'" Stamp job. Consider this as urgent . Reply immediately.

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Regards,
J.C.Andrews
QA/QC Engineer
Doha-Qatar.


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