Dear Kalyan:
I assume you are in BHEL, I have visited BHEL before and I love what they do there, good company.
Anyway, this alloy has to be treated with care because almost half of copper amount is still dissolved in the matrix.
Since in these applications we always deal with high thicknesses, during welding this copper will precipitate and cause increase in hardness and decrease in toughness.
Your spec asks for that because they know that whole welding will take time and during this time cracks may appear or so...
So it is always better to not leave the weldments wait...!!!
Carry out ISR at your own engineering judgement or acc to your specification whichever seems to be more effective.
You may have to plan so that no weldment remains un-heat treated..
Regards
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I assume you are in BHEL, I have visited BHEL before and I love what they do there, good company.
Anyway, this alloy has to be treated with care because almost half of copper amount is still dissolved in the matrix.
Since in these applications we always deal with high thicknesses, during welding this copper will precipitate and cause increase in hardness and decrease in toughness.
Your spec asks for that because they know that whole welding will take time and during this time cracks may appear or so...
So it is always better to not leave the weldments wait...!!!
Carry out ISR at your own engineering judgement or acc to your specification whichever seems to be more effective.
You may have to plan so that no weldment remains un-heat treated..
Regards
Ramin Kondori 
QC/Welding Engineer
IWE AT 0070
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 10:30 AM, kalyan vvv <vvvkalli@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear experts,i had a doubt, please explain.for WB 36 material, we are doing SR after shell rolling and after total completion of weding before Hydraulic test.but as per the QAP, PTC should fit up after intermediate SR before L-seam welding.Could u pls expalin, what will happen if we send PTC for SR along with the shell after rolling & after Cmpletion of welidng ? Is it effects to mechanical properties in testing & why?
--THANKS & REGARDSKALYAN VVVWELDING ENGINEERHYDERABAD
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