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  1. jbesson

    Weld overlay on RTJ grooves - profile of flange face before WO

    Dear Engineers, In continuation to the thread794-422928 I would like your advice regarding the profile of flange face to be considered before WO (Weld Overlay) deposit. In this configuration the WO deposit shall be 8.5mm after machining -if we start with a standard flange the original groove...
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    ASME requirement for 100% RT for stainless steel plates above 38mm

    Hi dears Specialists I have in mind a requirement from ASME VIII div 1 about 100% RT for stainless steel plates above 38mm. I have been able to found the UCS-57 § for CS and the limit of 32mm but impossible to find the § dealing with the limit for stainless steel in the UHA... Do I start to...
  3. jbesson

    ASME formula t=PR/(SE-0.6P) - consideration of end load

    Hi engineers, A quick one, t=PR/SE-0.6P to calculate thk under internal pressure (circumferential stress). Why ASME doesn't combine this circumferential stress with the longitudinal stress generated by the end load which is around 1/2 the circumferential stress ?
  4. jbesson

    ASME VIII - UG-37 "area in excess thickness" vs UG-29 "combined ring cross section&qu

    Hy Engineers, My today's concern is regarding ASME VIII - UG-37 "area in excess thickness" vs UG-29 "combined ring cross section". Let's consider a vessel working under external pressure. Stiffeners are installed and partial length of the shell is considered (and combined) with the stiffener...
  5. jbesson

    Outermost tubes buckling as per UHX 14.5.9

    Hy Buddies, I'm designing an STHE and calculation oblige me to add a tube support plate in the inlet nozzle area of the shell because of outermost tubes buckling as per UHX 14.5.9. That being said the thermal's Guy ask for an opening in the center of this support plate to improve fluid...
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    Difference between A193 grades B7 / B7M and B8 / B8M

    Hy everybody, I found on the threads that grade B7M was to be used in place of grade B7 in case of sour service, they have same chemistery and allowable stress. [thumbsup] For grades B8 and B8M chemistery is different but allowable stress are same, what about the use in sour service ? Thanks...
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    STHE minimum radius for bend part of U tubes.

    Hy everybody, My concern is about the minimum radius for bend part of U tubes. STHE is in destination of a nuclear plant project, grade of tubes is 316L and according to the speakers the minimum radius fluctuates between 1.5 to 2 times the external dia of tube. Does anyone know if a precise...
  8. jbesson

    EN 13445-5 and PED limitation of test pressure

    Hey everybody, [ponder]Considering a pressure vessel designed with EN13445 and PED, wit ref to § 10.2.3.3.1 of EN13445 that for says test pressure: max 1.25 Ps fa/ft or 1.43 Ps under condition that test pressure was limited such a way not to increase design stress. I understand that if test...
  9. jbesson

    ASME VIII Div2 2007-error on formulas reinf. for opennings

    Hey, Did someone already used the § 4.5 of ASME VIII Div2 ed 2007, calculations for openning reinforcement. Formulas (4.5.4) of § 4.5.5.1 a) 2) for calculation of LR1 is wrong: LR1 = min [ sqrt(Reff t) + w ] shall we correct as LR1 = sqrt(Reff t) + w or LR1 = min [ sqrt(Reff t); w ] Thanks...
  10. jbesson

    Hardness 14 HRC with SA516GR70

    Hello Everybody, The NACE require 22HRC maxi to prevent HIC effects on C.S. and the use is to select "soft" material like SA516GR65 to reach this value. Is it realistic to select SA516GR70 if target for welding hardness is 14HRC after PWHT ?
  11. jbesson

    difference between 410 and 410S

    Hello Everybody, What's the meaning of the "S" of SA240TP410S ? The only difference is the limitation of carbon contents to 0.08 for the 410S, does it means better weldability ?
  12. jbesson

    SA516GR70 - Fully Killed ?

    Hello everybody, I've read in one Thread a post from: INPIDI (Materials) 6 Sep 07 19:27 IF U CHECK ASTM 516 GRADE 70 SPEC U WILL NOTICE THAT BY DEFINITION IT IS KILLED STILL(THE NON KILLED/RIMMED EQUIVALENT IS 515 GR 70 In ASTM 516 spec I'm unable to find this, it seems that we can ask the...

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