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[MW:16393] high presssure pipe welidng as per ASME B 31.3, Chapter. IX requirements

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Dear Experts,
 
 
Wish you and your family happy new year 2012.
 
We have source  LTCS seamless pipe and flange of 108mm thickness as per the requireemnts given below.  Is it possible to get seamless pipe A 333 Gr. 6 of 108mm thickness.  If so pelase give details and also pelase share your expereince  in welding of such high thickness jobs as per the requireemnts of Chapter Ix  B 31.3.
 
 
 

WPS, Welder and NDT Qualification for High Pressure Piping (ASME B31.3, Chapter IX)

Design Code: ASME B31.3, Chapter IX (2010)

Scope of work:     1. Procuring the material as per the attached material datasheet.

2. Carryout Chemical and HIC tests (as per SP 2041 acceptance criteria: Region 3 service) on the procured material

                                3. Submit proposed WPS (PWPS) for project team approval

4. Cutting and welding the test coupon as per approved PWPS.

5. Carrying out PWHT, NDT, Mechanical tests as per approved PWPS and ASME B31.3, Chapter IX.

6. Submit NDT procedure, technique sheets for PDO approval.

7. NDT technicians shall be approved by PDO

Data Sheet

 

Description

 

Specified

Design Code

ASME B 31.3, Chapter IX (2010)

Dimensional spec

ASME B36.10

Service

GAS - HIGH SOUR, ONSHORE

Design Pressure

495 bar g

Min. Design Temperature

MINUS 50°C

Max. Design Temperature

PLUS 180°C

Mat

CARBON STEEL FINE GRAINED

Mat, spec

ASTM A333 GR 6

Material Technical Spec.

NACE MR 01-75/ISO 15156

Manufacturing process

SEAMLESS

 

 

End Preparation

Beveled, ASME B16.25

Inspection, certificate

ISO 10474 -3.1C

Notes:

1. Pipe wall thickness is calculated based on ASME B 31.3, Chapter IX, clause K 304.1.2.

2. Manufacture and supply of pipe shall be in accordance with ASTM A333 GR.6 and this specification.

3. Impact testing shall meet the requirement of ASME B31.3, Chapter IX, clause K 323.3.1

4. 100% ultrasonic examination as per ASME B 31.3, Chapter IX, clause K 305.1.2

 

5. All pipes shall be procured from PDO approved vendor.

 

MESC No.

Piping Class

Size DN

Wall Thickness

743016711X

1001503P1

600

108mm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regards

VENKAT


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