DBreyer
Materials
- May 16, 2014
- 62
Hello all,
in our company's internal standard until now a preheat temperature of 300°C for welding P5 piping is required.
Now a disucssion is started weather a temperature range of 250-300°C is also acceptable.
In every case PWHT is required so I don't worry over much about remaining martensite.
Also Asme B31.3 requires an even lower preheat temperature.
Does anybody know of a standard (api, nace,..) requiring at least 300°C preheat temperature?
Pipes are used in corrosive (mainly sulfidation) refinery service.
Thank you for your advice.
Daniel Breyer
Inspection Engineer
in our company's internal standard until now a preheat temperature of 300°C for welding P5 piping is required.
Now a disucssion is started weather a temperature range of 250-300°C is also acceptable.
In every case PWHT is required so I don't worry over much about remaining martensite.
Also Asme B31.3 requires an even lower preheat temperature.
Does anybody know of a standard (api, nace,..) requiring at least 300°C preheat temperature?
Pipes are used in corrosive (mainly sulfidation) refinery service.
Thank you for your advice.
Daniel Breyer
Inspection Engineer