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Data Sheets - Temperatures Flashcards

1
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Welding - Base metal temperature where welding is not recommended (VIII: UW-30)

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< 0 F

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Welding - Base metal temperature when pre-heat to 60 F is recommended (VIII: UW-30)

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0 - 32 F

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Corrosion - CUI affects Carbon Steel & Low Alloy (temperature range) (510: 5.5.6.1.a)

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10 - 350 F

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UT Calibration - Calibration Block must be within what temperature of the part to be examined (577: 9.9.1)

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25 F

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NDE - Standard temperature range for a PT exam (V: T-652 & 653)

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40 - 125 F

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Corrosion - Temperature where Cooling Water corrosion starts to significantly increase (571: 4.3.4.3.d)

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140 F

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Corrosion - Temperature where chloride stress corrosion cracking becomes a concern (571: 4.5.1.3.g)

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140 F

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Corrosion - CUI affects Austenitic Stainless Steel (temperature range) (510: 5.5.6.1.b)

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140 - 400 F

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NDE - Special procedures are needed for UT Thickness readings (510: 5.7.2.3)

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> or = to 150 F

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Corrosion - Temperature when high strength caustic causes serious corrosion in CS and 300 SS (571: 4.3.10.6.c)

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> 150 F

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Corrosion - Temperature swings that can cause thermal fatigue (571: 4.2.9.3.c)

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200 F

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Welding - Minimum pre-heat temperature, when pre-heat is substituted for PWHT (510: 8.1.6.4.2.2.2)

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300 F

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Welding - Minimum pre-heat temperature, when a local PWHT is used in lieu of a full encirclement PWHT (510: 8.1.6.4.1.c)

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300 F

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Corrosion - Starting temperature for Sulfidation on Carbon Steel (571: 4.4.2.3.c)

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500 F

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Corrosion - Temperature embrittlement for low chromes (temperature range) (510: 3.59)

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650 - 1100 F

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Inspection - If vessel operating temperature is above this, consult a Corrosion Specialist when developing an Inspection Plan (510: 5.1.1.1)

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> 750 F

17
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Corrosion - If operating temperature is above this, check for Creep in Cat Reformer equipment (572: 9.3.9)

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> 900 F

18
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NDE - Maximum temperature for UT readings (V: SE-797 8.5)

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1000 F

19
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Material - Carbon Steel PWHT temperature (VIII: Table USC-56)

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1100 F

20
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Testing - Minimum base metal temperature during hydrotesting vessels < or = to 2” thick (510: 5.8.6.2)

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MDMT + 10 F

21
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Testing - Minimum base metal temperature during hydrotesting vessels > 2” thick (510: 5.8.6.2)

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MDMT + 30 F

22
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NDE - Maximum temperature for magnetic particles (V: 731.c)

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