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Re: [MW:13711] IQI Selection

 Dear Mr.Sivakumar,
 
For ensitivity calculation you can consider reinofrcement as per sec v.The reinforcement means not only face reinforcement, that is inclusion of root also.so u can consider the both.If u consider the both you may get better sensitivity value closed to your requirement.
 
But as per  EN code , you shall only consider the base metal thickness.

On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 9:12 AM, S.Sundar Rajan <as_sundarrajan@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear Mr.siva kumar,

Internal protrusion or root penetration need not be considered while choosing IQI. The thickness of the base metal and reinforcement should be added. Because the width of the internal protrusion is very narrow usually (2 to 3 mm) . Only the reinforcement is covering full width of the bevel preparation.
 
With Regards,
s.sundarrajan,
QA/QC Inspector,
Special technical services LLC, Muscat,
M: +96898217243.


From: Siva Kumar <mailmrsiva@yahoo.com>
To: "materials-welding@googlegroups.com" <materials-welding@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 15 February 2012 4:47 PM
Subject: [MW:13705] IQI Selection

Dear All,
 
As per ASME SEC-V, ART -2,T-276.2, for IQI selection, it has been mentioned that the weld reinforcement as per the referencing code can be added with nominal wall thickness of the pipe.
 
As per B31.3, the acceptance for weld reinforcement or internal protrusion for wall thickness above 6mm to 13mm is 3mm.
 
If we take a 4" sch std pipe, thickness of which is 6.02mm, Can we take into consideration 6.02mm + 3mm for reinforcement + 3mm for internal protrusion - total 12.02mm as nominal wall thickness for the essential wire to be visible as per Table T276 in Sec V art 2?
 
If so, is there any reference that internal protrusion can also be considered?
 
Please suggest.
 
Siva.
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With Regards,

 

Muthukumaran P

Asst. Manager(Qa/Qc) / L&T - HCP (I)

HRS Pipeline Project / Abudhabi

Ph:+971503297345


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