liuyuxi
Structural
- Feb 11, 2003
- 6
We know that CTOD test can be used to waive the PWHT. For offshore platform in high latitude, we normally use DNV requirement to determine the CTOD test temperature:For members above water should be the lowest air temperature, For members below water should be zero(freeze point of water).
This time we are working on a platform in a warm area(lowest air temperature 20 Celsius degree, lowest water temperature about 10 Celsius degree). If we still use the DNV rules, then a zero degree test have to be performed, but it is unreasonable(too low).
So which one should be used:15,10 or zero?
Any other codes have relative requirements?a
This time we are working on a platform in a warm area(lowest air temperature 20 Celsius degree, lowest water temperature about 10 Celsius degree). If we still use the DNV rules, then a zero degree test have to be performed, but it is unreasonable(too low).
So which one should be used:15,10 or zero?
Any other codes have relative requirements?a