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Attachments of
Pressure Parts to
flat plates
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Part UCS
Requirement for Pressure Vessels
Constructed of
Carbon Steel and Low Alloy
Steels
Part UCS
design metal temp. is below -29C, allowable stress value shall not
exceed those given for 40 C
OBJETCIVE:
- TO REDUCE THE RESIDUAL STRESSES AT WELD & HAZ
EFFECT:
- SUSCETIBLITIES TO BRITTLE FAILURE
DECREASES.
- RESISTANCE TO STRESS CORROSION
CRACKING INCREASES.
- SOAKING TEMPERATURE
- COOLING RATE
UCS-56 PWHT
UCS-56 PWHT
-Procedure
- Temp. of furnace shall not exceed 800F(425) at the time of vessel placed
in it.
- Above 425C, rate of heating shall not be more than 400F (222C)/hr,
divided by max. metal thickness of shell or head in inches, but in no
case
more than 222C/hr
- Variation in temp. shall not be more than 250F (139C) within any 4.6m
interval, during heating.
- Variation in temp. shall not be more than 150F(83C) between
highest
and lowest temp. throughout the vessel during holding time.
- No direct impingement of flame on the vessel (to control excessive
oxidation).
-Above 425C, rate of cooling shall not be more than 500F(278C)/hr
divided by max. metal thickness of shell or head in inches, in
furnace, but
in no case more than 278C/hr.
-From 800F(425C) vessel may be cooled in still air.
Table UCS-56