EHough
Civil/Environmental
- Jan 29, 2016
- 1
Hi All,
My company recently received a fabricated rectangular mild steel tank for use in a wastewater application. The tank contains several flange type nozzles and an integrated stainless steel manifold. Upon arrival of the tank we have noted three issues of concern from a vendor in which we have noted three primary issues:
My question is this - Our specifications for the product do not contain any specific requirement for welds. Are there standard, best practice requirements for welding of tank vessels and process piping which can be applied here to argue the case for warranty repair? I have a downloadable non-conformance report if you anyone interested would like to see the quality issue we are talking abou
Thanks!
My company recently received a fabricated rectangular mild steel tank for use in a wastewater application. The tank contains several flange type nozzles and an integrated stainless steel manifold. Upon arrival of the tank we have noted three issues of concern from a vendor in which we have noted three primary issues:
1- incomplete welding around exterior circumference of slip on flange type nozzles. Some of which are causing leaks.
2- sealing surfaces of slip on type flanges have been damaged during welding.
3- stainless steel manifold process pipe welds do not show full penetration in welded areas. Additionally, manifold sections are not level/square in nearly every axis.
My question is this - Our specifications for the product do not contain any specific requirement for welds. Are there standard, best practice requirements for welding of tank vessels and process piping which can be applied here to argue the case for warranty repair? I have a downloadable non-conformance report if you anyone interested would like to see the quality issue we are talking abou
Thanks!