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    Cold repair on 4130, F22 and similar alloys

    thread725-386609 I was searching for some information on 8630 and this post came up (the linked one) and I do not think the whole story is told and understood. The DNV person in the background discussion was correct in a cold repair qualified on 4130 is only good for a clad repair on 4130...
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    4130 Weld Overlay/Clad PWHT time for WPS based on ASME Section 8 Div 1 UW-40 (f)(5)(h)

    CWEng, you are correct it is all about tempering the HAZ, but where it can be a bit different in thickness is in a ring groove if you fill it up vs. profiling. The 125% is from Section IX QW-407.9 (a) which is invoked from Table QW-254.1 QW-407.9. The use of Section VIII Div 1 is self invoked...
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    4130 Weld Overlay/Clad PWHT time for WPS based on ASME Section 8 Div 1 UW-40 (f)(5)(h)

    Overlay only, tensile and CVNs are base metal. 3.5 hours is the PWHT time of qualification, based on my experience. Peter
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    4130 Weld Overlay/Clad PWHT time for WPS based on ASME Section 8 Div 1 UW-40 (f)(5)(h)

    Hello, I have a qualified a stainless steel 309L/316L corrosion resistant overlay that is 9/32 inch thick on 4130 to NACE MR0175 and API 6A and 16A (ASME IX) with the appropriate chemistry, sub 250 HV10 hardness and base metal tensile/CVN testing to prove the base still met acceptable values...
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    DNV-OS-F101 Appendix C - F303

    Correct it is after the awmt and possibly after base metal tensile tests as well. The pulling of base metal tensiles may provide a better comparison then to the Mtrs.

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