Saturday, July 16, 2016

Re: [MW:25109] PWHT

According to Section VIII Div. 1 BPVC ASME, you can do some kind of repracion after the PWHT welded, but this only applies to materials P1 and P3 number and for some thicknesses, which clearly defines the code.



2016-07-16 6:31 GMT-05:00 syed moinul hasan <mhsyed1@gmail.com>:
After PWHT, if the welding is added , that means  you have to discard residual stresses which occured  due to additional  welding.
Hence, you have to go for Re-PWHT , refernce ASME 31.3

On 15 July 2016 at 01:41, Krisanu Bhunia <krisanu.bunty@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear sir,

In clean out door in tank we found welding not sufficient after PWHT.(A 537 CL1)
SO, now need to welding again . PWHT again doing or can avoid it by which code ?

Regards
krisanu bhunia
 

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