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ASME VIII DIV 1 P1 PWHT (UCS-56)

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ASME VIII DIV 1 P1 PWHT (UCS-56)

ASME VIII DIV 1 P1 PWHT (UCS-56)

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I have seen a note in one of the forums (fora?) about an error in UCS-56 of 2004 edition of ASME VIII Div.1. Unfortunately I could not trace that information so I place this note for all my coleagues.

The PWHT for P1 material shall be 1100°F not 1200°F as specified. ASME is apparently intending to issue an addendum or errata on the subject.

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RE: ASME VIII DIV 1 P1 PWHT (UCS-56)

There are notes on several websites concerning the error.  The 1100°F is the requirement not the 1200°F stated in the code.
I haven’t  checked the ASME site but here is a reference to the error at Hartford.


http://www.hsbct.com/

RE: ASME VIII DIV 1 P1 PWHT (UCS-56)

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The problem with P10B material, which PWHT temperature is apparently also erroneously altered, is that, the code shows the "04" revision on the margin against that material.

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