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RE: [MW:13744] Abridged summary of materials-welding@googlegroups.com - 4 Messages in 4 Topics

Azmia
This refers to your query on over crowning and SF.
 
It is not necessary to have more SF when there is a over crowing.
 
Over crowning and SF are different items and need not be clubbed.
 
1    There is a tolerance in section VIII div 1 for over crowning.Total height will go up if there is over crowing..
2    If the SF is more then the Total height will go up .
We are not suppose to combine the both.
Because
SF starts from the top portion of knuckle radius.
Crown radius starts from the bottom of knuckle radius( i.e end of knuckle radius crown radius will start.)
 
 

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Sankarlal.R
Sr.Manager
Aker Solutions
 


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    "pradeep kumar mishra" <pkmishra70@rediffmail.com> Feb 17 02:09PM  

    Dear
    This is only Good engineering Practice. You can perform MPI if there is any reason to doubt
    for crack development. Otherwise it should not be cut.
    Anyway final NDT is going to be performed. ...more
    asad azmi <azmiasadayub@gmail.com> Feb 17 03:57PM +0300  

    Dear All,
     
    Greetings.
     
    A dished head of ID 1520 mm & thk 80 mm hot formed by subcotractor. A
    vessel is being manufactured by ASME SEC VIII DIV1.
    as per the forming report dished head is having ...more
    khatri ankit <nids01dme011@gmail.com> Feb 17 03:59AM -0800  

    Dear Experts,
     
    I have confusion about validity for the welder qualification.
     
    As per ASME Sec-IX, QW-322, When welder has not welded withe process
    during the period of 6 months or more his ...more
    Shashank Vagal <nach_sam@yahoo.com> Feb 17 03:47PM +0530  

    Hi Nav,
    Please explain how it is connected to:
    Flat bars of 60 x 40mm size with material specification  S355 J2?
    This spinel you are referring to is a gemstone........?
    Please throw some more ...more

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