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Forwards Updated Status Rept of Phases I & II Ultrasonic Insp.All Welds W/Significant Intergranular Stress Corrosion Cracking Have Been Identified.Requests Approval for Metallurgical Repair Procedure & Matls Replacement
ML19254D334
Person / Time
Site: Crane 
Issue date: 10/19/1979
From: Herbein J
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To: Reid R
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
GQL-1310, NUDOCS 7910250248
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{{#Wiki_filter:h4 Metropolitan Edison Company (j Post Office Box 480 Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 717 944-4041 October 19, 1979 GQL 1310 Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Attention: R. W. Reid, Chief Operation Reactor Branch No. 4 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C. 20555

Dear Sir:

REFERENCES:

A. IE Bulletin No. 79-17 dated July 26, 1979 B. GQL 1059 dated August 15, 1979 C. GQL 1141 dated September 5, 1979

SUBJECT:

THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT 1 (1MI-1) OPERATING LICENSE NO. DPR-50 DOCKET 50-289 IGSCC INVESTIGATION

Background

References B and C provide status of inspection results at the time to IE Bulletin No. 79-17 dated July 26, 1979. Attached herein (Attachment 1) is an updated status report of the now completed phase I and II ultrasonic inspection. Met-Ed feels confident that through our screening procedure, we have identified all welds which have significant IGSCC. In fact, and as we have pointed out on several occasions, there is a high probability that the 42 reported indications include several " heat affect areas" without evidence of IGSCC. The latter would result from indications emanating from the actual weldments. Also included in Attachment 2 is a mapping of the reported indications. Discussion The purpose of this letter is to request NRC approval for the metallurgical repair proceaure and selection of materials specification used for the replacement. It is requested that a response be provided to the above no later than November 15, 1979 as the replacement materials ordered will by then be in-house. I'7 Enclosed for your review and approval are the following attachments: g\\ ~0 298 9 Vetrccci. tan Ecson Ccr"cany s a Memcer o' he Genera, Pucoc Utmt es System ~ 7910250 a.4 - P

Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Page Attachment 3 - Gas Tungsten Arc - Shielded Metal Arc Welding of Stainless Steel in Borated Water Systems - Catalytic Welding Procedure Specification No. SP-4200-55(N) 102A - Evaluation of I.D. Buttering Techniqueto Minimize Weld RAZ Cracking, Lab No. 56052 It is our intention to perform repairs to IGSCC affected areas using the methodology as described in Attachment 3 in conjunction with Attachment 4 Welding Procedure Specification SP-4200-55(N)102A. The I.D. buttering process will be utilized in situations where an existing 304 SS is to be connected to a 304L stainless steel replacement section, and used only on the 304 SS side. In cases where the weld joint will be 304L to 304L, the buttering process will not be employed. As we have discussed with your staff on October 3, 1979, we anticipate providing you in the near future, our anticipated surveillance program for moniterlag IGSCC in the future. A final report on this subject will be issued by November 30, 1979. Very truly yours, d s r',\\ ,( p wCh6[? J. G. Herbein Vice President Nuclear-0perations JGH:NCK:ks Attachments ^~0 299

ATTACHMENT #1 RESULTS OF UT INSPECTION Welds UT Screened % Screened System Total Welds Inspected Indications Indications / Leaks Indications Spent Fuel 566 566 149 22 3.9 Decay Heat 408 408 104 11 2.7 Building Spray 241 241 64 8 3.3 Make-Up 1051 e97 96 1 .14 Core Flood 31 31 0 0 0 Reactor Coolant Surge 11 11 0 0 0 Reactor Coolant Spray 28 28 1 0 0 0 300

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ATTACHMENT #3 CAS TUNGSTEN ARC - SHIELDED METAL ARC 1.ELDING OF SIAINLESS STEEL IN BORATED VATER PIPING SYSTEMS 1. Scope This welding procedure shall be utilized when making welds and weld repairs on the 304 SS and 304L SS piping in the following systems: A. Spent Fuel B. Decay Heat C. Building Spray D. Make-Up E. Core Flood Included in this procedure are the requirements specifically related to producing a corrosion resistant I.D. weld overlay (I.D. But tering) on the ends of existing 304 SS pipes as recommended in NUTEG-0313. Also, as recermended in this document, aherever possible, replacement stainless steel piping material will contain.035% Carbon max. 2. Welding Procedure Soecification (WPS) The basic WPS defining the essential variables to be utilized for this repair are contained in Catalytic WPS No. SP-4200-SS(N)-102A. Non-essential variables specifically tailored for this repair are defined herein. The basic weld procedure specification shall have been qualified in accordance with the requirements of ASME:Section IX and Regulatory Guide 1.31. 3. I.D. Wo.ld Clad (Butterine) When butt weld joints are to be made between replacement 304L SS piping and the original 304 SS piping in the system. the 304SS pipe ends shall be prepared in the following manner:

_. ~.. - 3. I.D. Weld Clad (Buttering) (Continued) A. If the pipe end has been thermally cut, a minimum of 1/8" of metal must be removed from the cut and to eliminate the heat-affected-zone (HAZ) from the cutting operation. B. Clean the pipe end per WPS 4200-SS(N)-102A. C. Weld clad the I.D. surface of the pip. end to a width of 3/8" + 1/8" - 0 with a single layer of SFA-5.9 Class ER 308L filler metal with 5 FN minimum ferrite, using the GTAW process. (See sketch I). D. Maximum joulian heat input as established during the I.D. weld clad qualification (GPU Lab No. 56052 rev.1) shall be 17,100 joules / inch utilizing the following electrical characteristics: Arc Voltage 8 - 12 volts Current 80 - 95 amps Travel Speed - 4 in./ min. E. Maximum interpass temperature shall be 100* F. F. After the I.D. weld cladding is complete the pipe end shall be ground backel/8" to assure the weld clad becomes integral with the weld root. The butu weld joint geometry shall then be prepared by maching or grinding. Joint geometry shall be a 37-1/2* t 2-1/2* single bevel with a 3/32" + 1/32' land. NOTE: Grinding shall not be performed on the weld clad or pipe internal surfaces except in the immediate vicinity of the weld root to facilitate joint fit up and then only light grinding is permitted to remove high spots. i Maximum I.D. mismatch on fit up shall be 1/16". 4. Butt Weld Procedure A. Butt welding shall be in accordance with Catalytic WPS 4200-SS(N)- 102A.

4. Butt Weld Procedure (Continued) B. The root and first pass shall be deposited by the GTAM process utilizing SEA-5. 3 Class ER 308L filler metal with a minimum of 5 FN ferrite. Argon gas backing shall be utilized during the first two passes. C. The weld shall be completed utilizing the SMAW process with SFA-5.4 Class E308L-16 electrodes with a minimum of 5 FN ferrite. D. Maximum heat input during the welding shall be 35,000 joules /in, with a 300*F max. interpass temperature. E. Electrical characteristics shall be as follows: GTAW SMAW Voltage 10 - 12 volts 20 - 23 volts Current 75 - 95 amps 80 - 100 amps Travel Speed 2 - 4 in./ min. 4 - 6 in./ min. 5. Quality control A. The quality control inspector shall verify the following:

1) Correct materials, including filler metals, are being utilized.

2) I.D. weld clad and joint geometry dimensions are correct.

3) Joint fit up has correct dimensions and aligmment.

B. Quality Control shall also perform spot checks to assure proper electrical characteristics and interpass temperatures are being utilized during welding. C. Quality Control shall perform final visual inspection per the applicable quality control procedures. ~'0 307 9/2f/79

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= ATTACHMENT #4 CATALYTIC. twC. ~ ~ 'twmr t nam ouamTwswT 16590 THREE MILE ISLAND CATALYTIC CONTR ACT NO., PLANT: ' CPU / METROPOLITAN EDISON SPECIFICATION 40._ $P-4200-SS(N)-107A CLIENT: LOCATION: MIDDLETOW, PA. SPECIFICATION for CAS 111NGSTEN ARC - SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING OF STAINLESS STEEL CONSISTING OF Reference Attaenments: SP-4200-S S (N)-102A Item Number Description Date Approv.d Date Approved M Date Apptored .-r-D, M5:1 ext ^'0 309 I f> Mcr" RT WM4 n I A pproved Oste A p proved Dets A pprvved op Apertrved Approved Dets CLIENT CATALYTIC, INC.

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Sheet i of 11 6-Centre Square West,1500 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 Rn. G AS TUNGSTEN ARC-SHIELDED SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS(N)-102A 00 ~ METAL ARC 'iiELDING OF D*t'; 7/30/79 q7479t ess g7ert EFFECTIVE PAGE LIST PACE NO. AME:iDMENT NO. EFFECTIVE DATE 1 0 7/30/79 2 0 7/30/79 3 0 7/30/79 4 0 7/30/79 5 0 7/30/79 6 0 7/30/79 7 0 7/30/79 8 0 7/30/79 9 0 7/30/79 10 0 7/30/79 11 0 7/30/79 12 0 7/30/79 13 0 7/30/79 14 0 7/30/79 15 0 7/30/79 16 0 7/30/79 17 0 7/30/79 18 0 7/30/79 19 0 7/30/79 20 0 7/30/79 21 0 7/30/79 22 0 7/30/79 ~ 0 310

seeet e ene CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 11 of 11 Centre Square West.1500 Market Street. Philadelphia, Pennsyl.anas 19102 [. R" O G AS TUNGSTEN ARC-SHIELDED SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS(NJ-102A METAL ARC WELDING OF Date 7/30/79 STAINLESS STrEL. PECORD OR RE"1SIONS h New issue. Amended SP-4200-SS(N)-102, Rev. 7, to =eet Three Mi:- 'sland job specification. u, 311

seos sever CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 1 of 22 .p Centre Square West,1500 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 d Rn. O A;/ G AS TUNGSTEN ARC,-SHIELDED SP EC.NO. SP-4 200-SS (N)-102A METAL ARC WELDING OF 7/30/79 STUNLFSS STEEL. 1.00 SCOPE This specification is suitable for welding in accordance with the 1.01 requirements of the '5ME Code Section Ill. This specification is also edition suitable f or welding to ANSI B 31.1, B 31.3 and B 31.7, current of all Codes, as of amendment date shown on cover page. Welding shall be performed in accordance with the requirements of this 1.02 specification. Any deviations frr-m this specification shall be docu-men'.e1 and approved with an Engineering Design Change Notice authorizing the ena,ge, 1.03 This specification shall be used by Catalytic personnel only. 2.00 PROCEDURE QUALIFICATION This specification has been qualified in accordance with the require =ents, 2.01 of ASME Code Sections III and IX. The qualification feste have also included passing an intergranual corrosion susceptibility test in accordance with ASE A-262-70 Practice E. 3.00 WELDER QUA1.IFICATION Welders shall be qualified in the positions required for production velds 3.01 in accordance with the require =ents of ASME Code Sections III and IX. Radiographic inspection may be substituted for the guided bend tests the option of the Catalytic Field Superintendent. When radiographic atinspection will be used on production welds, qualification of welders In the event the velder by radiographic inspe: tion should be considered. is qualified by bend tests, the first production weld =ade shall be inspected. 300R ORGINa

4. -

4.01 All joints shall be asse= bled in accordance with the drawings. Jigs, positioners, fixtures and da s shall be e= ployed to the max 1=u: extent practicable to establish and maintain align =ent and joint di=ensions of the parts. The installation of te=porary attach =ents cust be in accordance with applicable Code rules. 4.02 Tacir. welds shall be e.ade by qualified welders in accordance with this specification. Tack welds to be incorporated into the veld shall have their starting and stopping ends taper ground or si=ilarly prepared. 4.03 Weld bead deposition sequence shown in the procedure specificatiens

However, shall be followed in the order and location of beed place =ent.

there are circumstances where the exact ntaber of beads or layers shown in the procedure specification c.annot be maintained. In such circu=- stances, the number of beads may be varied from that shown. 4.04 Finished butt velds shall not have undercutting greater than 1/32" deep. The heigh .'f reinforcement on each face of the veld shall not exceed the thinner following thickness tabulation, considering the thickness of the component being joined and measured from the higher of the two abutting surfaces. ~ 0 312 ~

reeen i o n. ~ CATALYTIC, INC. Sheet 2 of 22 fj, '7.p ' \\ Centre Square West,1500 Market Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 Rn. GAS TUNGSIEN ARC-SHIELDED SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS (N)-102A 0 METAL ARC 'ELDING OF 7/10/74 STAINLESS STEEL. 33.1 B31.1-B31.3 350)Fto 331.7 end 331.1 Sec. III-Pipine Face (a) Root c 350 F 750 F 7750*F Up to 1/8" incl. 3/32" 3/32" 3/16" 3/32" 1/16" 1/16"

  • 1/8 to 3/16" incl.

1/18" 3/32" 3/16" 1/8" 1/16" 1/16" r3/16 to 1/4" incl. 5/32" 1/8" 3/16" 5/32" 1/16" 1/16" >1/4 to 1/2" incl. 5/32" 1/8" 3/16" 5/32" 1/16" 1/8"

  • 1/2 to 1" incl.

3/16" 5/32" 3/16" 3/16" 3/32" 5/32" >l to 2" incl. 1/4" 5/32" 1/4" 1/4" 1/8" 3/16" r 2" 1/4"

  • 5/32" 1/4"
  • 1/4"
  • l5/32" 3/16" (a) Root of single welded jointe only. Use f ace dimension f or double welded joints.

Or 1/8 x the width of the veld in inches. Notes: 1. For Section III vessels, pu=ps, and valves, ref er to Code f or allowable reinf orcement. 700R D N R 0 313

3,nas sette = CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 3 of 22 @e.' Centre Square West.1500 Market Street. Phdadelphia. Pennsvivania 19102 Rn. GAS TUNGSTEN ARC-SHIELDED SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS (N )-102 A 0 METAL ARC WELDING OF ST AIN1ESS STrn 7/10/70 4.05 Concavity on the root side of a single welded circumf erential butt veld is permitted when the resulting thickness of the veld is at least equal to the thickness of the thinner of the two members being joined, except that when applied to B31.7, a maximum of 1/32" weld reinf orcement may be considered toward the thickness requirements. The contour of the concavity shall be smooth without sharp edges. 4.06 Arc-strikes and weld starts shall not be mad purposely on the base metal outside the weld groove or outside the fillet or socket veld. 4.07 When inadvertent arc-strikes are made on the base metal surf ace outside the veld groove or area, the arc-strikes shall be removed by grinding or filing and the area shall be examined by the liquid penetrant method. 4.08 If the weld surf ace requires grinding to meet the required surface con-dition, care shall be taken to avoid reducing the '4 eld or base material below the required thickness. 4.09 Welding raterials for performance qualification testing do not require Certification of Co=pliance. t 4.10 Peening shall not be allowed. 0 314

a..., ,e... ~ CATALYTIC, INC. Sheet 4 of 22 , 'j Centre Square West.1500 Market Street, Philr$elphia, Pennsylvema 19102 ,l I lab ALoudita AnL-bnittoca setL.ho. br-4200-55td)-10ZA Rev. 0 METAL ARC WE13ING OF Date: STAINLESS STEEL. 7/30/79 5.00 CLFANINO AND JO!NT PREPARATIOr 5.01 Prior to velding, all consumable inserts, pipe ends, veld groeves or surfaces to be we? !ed shall be cleaned of all oil, grease, scale and foreign caterials. 5.02 Welding surfaces shall be swabbed with a clean cloth soaked in a suitable solvent such as Acetone or Solvesso Xylol or an approved equal f or at least 2 inches back f rom the weld area on both the inside and out side of the mat erial being j oined. 5.03 Weld end preparations shall be made by machining, grinding, metal powder cutting or plasma cutting. 5.0" When metal powder cutting or plasma cutting is used, a 350 F maximum interpass temperature shall be maintained; all remaining slag, scale or oxides shall be removed by grinding or machining to bright metal to a depth of approximately 1/32 inch below the burned surface. ^'0 315

sees inte. CAT A LYTIC, INC. Sheet 5 of 22 5 j(' ' ' '. Centre Squart West,1500 Market Street. Phdade!phia, Pennsylvania 19102 .} a Rev. g 1,i GAS TUNGSTEN ARC-SHIELDED SPEC.NO. SP-4 200- S S (N )-102 A METAL ARC WELDING OF Dat 773g7,9 / ~ STAINLESS STEEL J ng, the grinding wheels shall be rubber or 5.05 For cleaning or backg i resin bonded, alu=inu= oxide or silicon carbide. Brushing shall be with a stainless steel brush which has not been previously us'ed on carbon steel. Contamination with chlorides, other halides and carbon shall be avoided. 6.00 FIT-UP 6.01 Alignment of inside sorfaces of pipe and co=ponents shall be in accordance with the Code. Should component tolerances such as dia=eter, wall thick-ness, or out-of-roundness, result in inside diameter variations which do not meet these requirements, the inside dia=eter shall be counterbored, sized, or ground within lim'.ts of the Code to produce an acceptable bore. 6.02 Butt, socket and fillet joint supports may be friction type cla=ps or veldad type. 6.03 Welded support cia =ps shall be re=oved by grinding only. The base metal shall be inspected by 'iquid penetrant test methods after re= oval of the te=porary attach =ent. 6.04 Consu=able inserts shall L= used only when specified on the drawings. 6.05 When proper fit-up is achieved, the insert shall be tack welded in place to both pipe ends. 7.00 WILDING 7.01.1 ~Jelding by the Gas Tungsten Arc process shall be started with high fre-quency starting devices whenever possible. 7.01.2 Welding grade Argon Gas of a mini =u= of 99.995 percent purity (Minus 60CF Dew Point or better) shall be used for backing and as an inert cover gas. 7.01.3 Backing gas shall be used on all pipe welds except socket velds and fillet velds. Backing gas shall be maintained during the root pass and subse-quent layers until 3/16 inch of weld metal has been deposited. 7.01.4 The backing gas procedure shall consist of suf ficient gas flev rate and waiting time to reduce the oxygen ecntent to a =aximuu of one percant as menacred by an oxygen analyzer or by the following table: Pipe Size Gas Flow Rate Waiting Time Per Ft. of in Inches Cu. Ft. Per Hr. Pipe Length Between Da=s 1 10 15 Sec. 2 10 .1 Min. 3 10 2 Min. ~ 4 30 1 Min. 5 30 2 Min. (Continued) ~~ ~ j I b d

asoor eoree CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 6 of 22 ,, j 'g. Centre Square West,1500 Market Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 g Ro. O k,j G A5 Tu NG5Is.N*~EC-5hlELDED SPEG.NO. SP-4 200-5 S (N)-102A METAL ARC WELDING OF Oste: 7/30/79 STAINLESS STEEL._ 7.01.4 (Continued) Pipe Size Cas Flow Rate Waiting Time Per Ft. of in Inches Cu. Ft. Per Hr. Pipe Length Between Da=s_ 6 30 2-1/2 Min. 4-1/2 Min. 8 30 10 30 6-1/2 Min. 12 30 10 Min. Da=s shall be used to restrict the purged volume to the i==ediate veld 7.01.5 The dams may consist of existing valves or te=porary dams made from vood, metal, plastic, cardboard or paper and sealed with pressure sensitive area. Dans No combustible dass shall be placed witMn 6 inches of a weld. shall ce accessible for complete recoval after velding, including the resi-tape. Weter soluble paper da s and paste may be used. due from the sealing tape. ehe cover Whenever velding is stopped during the Gas Tungsten Arc proces : 7.01.6 gas shall be directed or the veld af ter are extinction until the normal color of ths metal is observed. 7.02 Shielded Metal Arc Welding All slag, flux or surface porosity shall be re=oved f rom any veld and 7.02.1 there shall be no foreign material present whes the next bead of weld metal is deposited. For vertical (SC) welding with pf e in the hori:or.tal fixed position, 7.02.2 wei. ding shall be started at or near the botto= of the joint and proceed Care should be taken to stagger the starts and stops of succes-upward. sive veld passes so that no two,. adjacent veld beads, either in the sa=e layer or the next layer, start bt end in the sa=e location. For horizontal velding (2G), or with pipe runnin,3 vertically, veld shall 7.02.3 be deposited in succeeding stringer beads, starting at the bottom of tha groove and proceeding evenly on both sides toward the top, using stag-gered starts and secps to prevent veld beads that begin or end in the same location. 7.02.4 Retainers shall not be used. ( ~ 0 317

..n, 1 CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 7 of 22 ,'I Centre Square West.1500 Market Street. Philadelphia, Pennsyleanna 19102 '1 GA5 IUNG5IEN ARC-bri1ELDED MEI5?EC.NO. 5?-4200-5S(N"102A Rev. 0 ,~ METAL ARC WELDING OF Date: STAINLESS STEEL. 7jygf79 8.00 PREHEAT CHECK 8.01 The preheat te=perature shall be checked by use of te=perature indicating crayons, thermocouple pyrometers, or other suitable methods to assure that the required preheat te=perature is obtained prior to and uniformly maintained during the velding operation. 9.00 REPAIR WELDING 9.01 Welds and adjacent base metal having def ects that are in excess of those Permitted by applicable acceptance standards shall be repaired employing the techniques of Section 14.00. When applicable, confor1.ance to the Code restrictions for repair velding shall be complied with. 9.02 Base metal defects may be repaired using this procedure employing the techniques of 14.00 when the applicable Code permits such repair. All limitations imposed by the applicable Code for repair welding shall be complied with. 10.00 NON-DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION 10.01 Each pass of all welds shall be visually checked by the welder. 10.02 Non-destructive examination will be identified on the Weld Index and STE Chart, work order, or job specification. 10.03 The surf ace condition of the finished welds shall be suitable f or the proper interpretation of the required non-destructive exa=ination. ^'O 318 = ~

...: iesee I Sh ut g of 22 CATALYTIC. INC. , j(' ' ' '. Centre square West,1500 Market strut. Philadelphia, Pennsyf sania 19102 t Rn. k,5 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC-SHIELDED SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS (N)-102A 0 METAL ARC WELDING OF f O 7/10/74 STATNLF,99 STert, 11.00 JOINT PREPARATION 11.01 Butt Weld Joint j 3 I 371 i E k v. I ss c Q '.2- . ~ - - - - ~ - - - - 7=OR LEE $ I>- ~. 's hl.% [ l f:76 -[ l-- n _ _. ----- -- =_ _ _ s k.,___ i._.i_ i I L-~((/'.2'WAKat10M I 3 42'Rsn7)'!P) 3/32" +1/64" \\ -1/32" ' g,i t/.AKi!." 3' On.iET-l Y PIC A L FOR A!.L C.ASES, 11.02 Butt Weld Joint 10 l' +,}2 ,, o l l si g g

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ases: ease. CATALYTIC, INC. Sheet 9 of 22 I , 4h [., Centre Square West,1500 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 ,1 GA5 Ibh5ItN ARC-Sn1Eww SPE.C.NO. SP-4200-55 (N)-102A Rev. 0 METAL ARC VELDING OF Date: 7/30/79 STAINLESS STEEL 11.04 Branch Connection Joint l - f 'z"

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  • 1/32" I

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seeen. e n, I + .Y.*, CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 10 of 22 7 Centre Square West.1500 Market Street. Philadelphis. Pennrylvania 19102 -C Rn. O ,1 GAS TUNCSTEN ARC-SHIELD?.D SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS(N)-102 A METAL ARC WELDING OF STAINLESS STEEL Date: 7/30/79 11,06 Butt Joint with Consur.able Insert Use only where shown on s.s.dngs k r-[d1AD CEQUINCE SA'.'E ., b 2g a ? <_ % y. AS 'JEN BUTT. l i t h~~ '\\._ ),_ / .L (I"7)CR !.E / N,1, c = 'E . f.-- - -- s --. i!! SERT - .e e MAXIMUM GAP HOT TOJ

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-.e 'MAXil.(Ui.i GAP !OT TO E7CEED .030'.' M AY BE ON f.liHER S'DE 11.08 Butt Joint with Consu=able Insert OF THE INSERT. (Alternate) Use only where shown on drawings. f EAD SECUEMEE SM.'.E AS 0.3EH BUTT. -B l/,;l Ail /,UM GAP CT TO EXCEED.030." p"c i 2 p-i i MAY EE ON EITHER SIDE OF THE INSERl. J' U

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,e... 2 CATALYTIC. INC Sh eet 11 of 22 , 'j Centre Sqwsre West.150C Market street. PhlfedelpNa. Pennsy'ennia 19102 f ) '/ A5 it v6 5I r.:. ARC-snir Q D SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS(N)-102 A R*'- 0 ETAL ARC k'ELDING OF STAINLESS STEEL. 7/30/79 11.09 BE*lEL JOINT m, P00R BRIGINn t n I 2 j 2 e 1/16" + 1/32" 1S" _+ 1/16" -+ 4-11.10 FILLET k' ELD JOINT 'v" P y 11.11 SOCKET kELD JOINT (For other than socket veld " fitting") 1.c. flanges, "C" ein. = Ik" t - B 31.1, B 31.3. see Ccdc. "C" ein. = 1.09 t - All other codes. SOCKET FITTING 322 / 1/2 19'32 m m l SCRIBE MARK N 4-C" / / i..'.. Pi?E J / v v \\ kN W "A" e-B" % SCRIBE } t g l MARK 5 / Pipe Bottc=ing Engage =ent Size Clearance "A" Distance "B" 1/8"to b" 3/32" min. 1/4" min. 3/I."to 1 " 3/32" min. 3/8" min. j 1 to 2" 3/32" min. 1/2" min. Insert pipe to bottom of fitting, scribe 1/2." free fitting, withdrav 3/32". d .1 .i

j of k g' ' CATAt.YTIC. INC. Sheet y., .' 2 Centre Square West 1500 Market Street. Phdadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 ,a,j ;. ~ y* uAS 4thGbArh ARC-bn1ELDFD SPEC.NO. SP-4 200-SS (N)-102 A Rev. g METAL ARC VELDING OF STAINLESS STEEL Date 7/30/79 12.00 WELDING DETAILS BASE MATERIAL: Stainless Steel Uc)ded to: Stainless Steel WELD JOI!;T: AS::E Section IX: P8 to P 8 Butt Pa ra. 11. 01 11. 03 Prc*cedurc Qualified for Wold . Fillet 11.10

  • Thickness of Vi6" Min to 2.00" Max.

Socket 11.11

  • UELDIt.G PF.0 CESS:

GTAW & SMAl' Branch 11.04 Wcld Position All Weldolet 11.05 Ucid Progression Up Bevel

  • 11.09 Shiciding Cas: Welding Cr. Argon (99.99 4)

Br.cl:ing Cas: Welding Gr. Argon (99.995

  • May use either process for entire UELDINO !!ATERIAL: ASME SFA 5.9 & 5.4 weld.

ASME Section IX: F6&5 A8 ~ Type: ER-XXX & E-XXX - 15/16 with 5-15 'errite Nu=ber

See Schedule Base Material Weld Material 304 308 304L 308L BEAT TREAMIENT:

316 316 Prebest Tc=p. 50*F Min

316L, 316L Interpass Temp. 3508F Max 321 321 Wire Fo.etecid !!aldir.g Tenp:

NA 347 Electrode Postweld liciding Tirae: NA 347 347 Maintenance of Prchcat after Welding: @ May bc Dropped O Drop after Holding, hours ~~ ADDITIONAL REQUIRE"ENTS: 3/16" maxi =u= thickness per layer. UT.1J) J NG P.".0C T.S S : GTAV SMAW SMAF SMA1 PORTIOh* OF J011.f: Root pq11 (13 r,33 r,3 r,3, f,s Pa s s N. t:.ber 1&2 3 to complete 3 to co=rlete 3tocoUle'te' ~ Currect (c a.ps ) 75 - 150 60 - 90 90 - 120 120 - 160 Current Type / Polarity (5) DCSP DCRP Torch Gas (C.T.II.) 14 -20 NA DCRP DCRP NA NA racking Gas (C.F.P..);0 3-6 NA sa NA Cup Size (I.D.-In.) (6) 1/4-1/2 NA NA NA Bare Uire Diameter (in) 1/16 - 1/8 NA NA NA Electrode Diaceter (in) 1/16-1/8 (4) 3/32 1/8 5/32 Tungsten Elec. Ext. (in) 3/8 max. NA NA NA Voltage (Volts) 10 - 14 20 - 25 20 - 25 21 - 26 Travel Speed (in/ min.) Appr x. 4 6 - 12 6 - 12 6 - 12 S i Velding Technique Smq&Um W--- Interpass C3 caning Grind and wire 3 rushing - - Rackcoudnf Grinding and Wi e Brusu~- NOTES: (1) Cas back for first 3/16 inch of weld thickncsc. (2) Weave of up to 2 times nominal core wire diameter is allowed. s (3) Fill pass may use either colu=n singly or in combination. (4) 3/32 preferred. (5) No pulse. (6) No trailer. P3'0RBRtBINu APPLICATION: -om

  • Essential Variables Recuirine Reaualification.

I 3.est sen* Sheet 13. of 22 CAT ALYTIC, INC. 2 Centre Souare West.1500 Market Street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19102 { .s*- Ro. g GA5 IbbG5IEN ARC-SHIEWED SPEC.NO. SP-4 200-SS(N J-102A '[ METAL ARC WELDING OF Dste: 7/30/79 STAINLESS STEEL 13.00 VELDING DETAILS (EB DESIGN) EASE MATERIAL: Stainless Steel WELD J0113T: We3ded to: Stainless Steel AS':E Section IX: ?8 to P 8 Butt,- Paragraph 11.06-11.08. A Ptocedurc Qunlified for Weld Thickness of 1/16" Min to 0.644"Hax. A. PELDU.G PF.0 CESS: GTAW & SMAW Weld Position All Ucid Progression 'Up Shiciding Cas: Welding Gr. Argon (99.99 i2) Br.cl:ing Cas: Welding Gr. Argon (99.9952 PELDINO HATERIAL: ASMC SFA 5.9 & 5.4 e ASNE Section IX: F6&5 A8 ER-XXX & E-XXX-15/16 with.5-15 Fe rite Number - See Schedule Type: e Consu= chic Insert: E.2. to SFA 5.9 ER-nXX - See Scheduld Base Material

  • . Weld Material 308 BEAT TREAn!CNT:

304 Prebest Tc=p. 500F Min. 308L 304L 8 Interpass Tenp. 350 F Max 316 316 316L 316L Po.etecid 11olding Tenp: NA NA 321 Vire Postueld lloiding Tine: 321 Haintenance of Prchcat after Welding: 347 Electrode G !!ay bc Dropped 3' 7 ',- 3'7 f hours O Drop after Holdince ADDITIOSAL REQUIREME:;TS: 3/16" maximum thickness per layer. SMAW SMAW DTAV SMAV VP.LDINO P!'.0CP.SS: ~ CTAV Root 1st laver Pill (3) f*11 (U r411 fu PORTION OF J0ll.7: i Pa s s Fut:.ber 1 2 3 to cocp1. 3 to cc=pl. 3 to co:plet. Current (ac.ps ) 75 - 150 75 - 150 60 - 90 90 - 120 120 - 160 Current Type / Polarity (5,DCSP DCSP DCRP DCRP DCRP Torch Cas (C.F.H.) 14 -20 14 -20 NA !;A NA 3-6 3-6 NA NA NA racking Gas (C.F.H.) (1). Cup Size (1.D.-in. )(6) 1/4-1/2 1/4-1/2 NA NA NA NA 1/16-1/8 NA NA NA Bare Uire Diameter (in) Electrodc Dieceter (f n) 1/16-1/8(4) 1/16-1/8 (4) 3/32 1/8 5/32 Tungsten Elce. Ext. (in) 3/8 Max 1/4 Max NA NA FA 10 - 14 10 - 14 20-25 20 - 25 21 - 26 Voltage (Volts) Approx 4 Approz 4 .6-12 6 - 12 6 - 12 Travel Speed (in/ min.) String String String and s eave (2) Vclding Technique Wire Brush Grind and Wj re Brush ~-- Interpass Clenning i - - - -Cr ird and Wire Brush - - - - Baektoutinr i 3/16 inch of weld thickness. For first NOTES: (1) Weave of 2-1/2 times diameter of core wire allowed. (2) Fill pass may use either column singly or in combination. (3) (4) 3/32 preferred. (5) No pulse. (6) No trailer. \\

  • EsserCal Variables Requiring Requalitication.

~~~ I .s... , s;2. .. " :. - Q..y. O- ' CATALYTIC. INC. Sh ut 14 of 22 i-A Centn Squars Wnt.1500 Market Street. Philadefphia. Pennsyleenia 19102 GAS nlNGSTEN ARC-SHIEIDED SPEC.NO. SP-4200-SS(N)-102A 0 METAL ARC VE1 DING OF Date: 7/30/79 STAINLESS STEEL 14.00 REPAIR DETAILS ,4. li!.!;). }U.ir!C/.L: Stainless Steel _._, WELD JOI137):gy. g - UM ded tr*: g ,a ~ ~- , y I.t'l; Sec t f or. IX: P8 \\, fi / Re~. a Ner.-- Preced rc Qualified for Weld 4 gj Thi:Lness of )in to } fax. fs ( < :,. / a Ufl.D!i '. Pi.0CLC S: GTAW - SMAW Uc}d Pc sit ion All U<-] C Progrest. ion hpy g g,33 3 .%ich1f n; Csc: Welding Grade Argon (99.5 95%) 2.w vr Do <<- lH d iu.i :-ir-re. : 1:1.!.D1;G dTERI/.L: ASMr. SFA 5.9 & 5.4 9 '/ 47Hd e /.S';E Sec tion IX: F6&4 Af8 Y.?.t / 'l yr e

  • ER-XII & E-III-15l. with 5-15 Farrite b-

'9 " W,a Number. See Schedt le H a / Para. 11.00, 12.00. 1 1:EM TRTJ.T;fi.;!T: Preheat Terp. 50 F Min I u t e r li.,:.s Tc rr.p. 3500F Max Tor tem.* 1;oldirg Temp: None =7 ParLueld lloldir.g Tiue: NA - 2; }:aintener.ec of Prci. cat c.f ter Uc] ding: [X] liar Lc Dropped O Drop cfter Holding, hours pjg ADDITIO!!AL REQUIREM::ES: Liquid penetrant inspect ground preparation to insure all defects recoved prior to welding. 3/16" maximum thickness per layar. Ui:LD.;3 P:' 00.i.SI.: (1) CTAV SMAV SMAW l PO:n 2 0.; U .!O1:7.' ' All All Fill l P.9 s :. R.r u r All All (2) 2nd to co=plete (2) Current (cy r) 75 - 150 60 - 90 110 - 140 Currer:t Type / PoJ arity (5) DCSP DCRP DCRP Yorch Cc: (C.r.H.) 14 -20 NA NA Cup Sir.e (I.D.-in. ) (6) 1/4-1/2 NA NA Eare Uirc Isic..~.cter (in) 1/16-1/8 NA NA E)ce trede Dicenter (in) 1/16-1/8 (4) 3/32 l'/8 TunScten L'ec. Ext. (in) 1/4" Max NA NA Voltare (Vc,lts) 10 - 14 20 - 24 20 - 24 Travel Speed (in/cin.) Approx 3 Approx 6 Approx 6 Uc] ding Technique Weave 0 1 Weave O) WeaveO) In t erl,a s Cleaning Brushing Chip a id Brush. NOTL1: (1) Welding process used to be same as used for veld being repaired. (2) Fill pass (SHAW) may use either column singly or in combination. (3) Weave up to 23s times nominal core wire diameter. (4) 3/32 preferred. (5) ilo pu'1se. (6) No trailer. APPLICATION: i}ht l'0R M A . - o 32s Essential Variables Requiring Requalification.

i CAT ALYTIC, INC. Sheet 15 o' 22 ( Oj ' ' ' Centre Square West 1500 Maeket Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvanie 19102 ,g g. 0 R ev. e f RECORD OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE ',1 QUALIFICATION TESTS Dete: 7/30/79 Welding Specification No. Ductiption of Welding Process $P-4 200-f S (N) -102A CAS E NCSTEN ARC PORTION ) JOINTS (OW 402) BASE METALS (OW403) Material Spec. SA 213 Type or Grade Type 304 Paragraph 10.01 P No. 8 to P hs. 8 0.322 Thicknes: 8" Schedule 40 Diameter Other Qualifies 1/16 to.644" l Groove Design Used l FILLER METALS (OW404) POSITION (OW405) O 26 Wold Metal Analysis A No. Position of Groove 3/32 Site of Electrode Weld Progression (Uphill, Dow nhill) Filler Metal F. No. 6 5.9 SF A Specification 05 AWS Ciassification Preheat Temp. 5007 Mir Interpass Temp. 3500F Max Other POSTWELD HEAT TREATMENT (OW407) GAS (OW408) Temperature NA Type of Gas or Gase Arroc Tirne Composition of Gas Mixture 40 40*! Other Other ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (OW409) TECHNIOUE (OW410) Current String or Weave Bend StriUE UIT*CE Pd erity 9rm*gh* Oscillation Amps. 75-200 volt 10-17 Multipass or Sir >gle Pass Multipass P*' M' Travel Speed 4"/ Min S,,, o. _. E,._d.. J i i

Pflf 1 fE NA i .r...,s...er.. CATALYTIC, INC. Sh.et 16 of 22 at' Centre Square West,1500 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvanie 19102 II ~ Rev. O RECORO OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION TESTS Dete: 7/30/79 Wsf ding Specification No.SP-4200-SS (N)-102 A TENSILE TEST (0W 150) ULTIM ATE ULTIMATE CHAR ACTER OF SPECIMEN TOTAL LOAD UNIT STRESS F AILURE & NO. WlDTH THICKNESS AREA. ( B. PSI L OC ATION i T-1 3.750 -1 0.238 0.178i 15,120 84,945 Weld T-4 3.750 0.239 0.179I 14.770 82.515 Weld GUIDED BEND TESTS (0W-160) TYPE AND TYPE AND FIGURE NO. RESULT FIGURE NO. RESULT I 9 roro 1 T,mv - 1/1?" 1 unne 1 Tenr - 1/17" 5 Face 2 ears-3/32". 7/64Y 6 - Root No Tears i TOUGHNESS TESTS (0W.170) SPECIMEN NOTCH NOTCH TEST IMPACT JATERAL EXP _QROP WE GHT NO. LOCATION TYPE T E MP. VAL UES p'.SHE AR ! MILS lBRE AK lNO BRE AK I i l 1 l l Typc of Test APV A?A? 70 Denctice E Suscerribilitv to Intercranular Attack Deposit Analysis Other No Intergranular Attack Noted - Toledo Testing Lab #401175 FILLET WE LD TEST (0W.180) Result - Satisfactory Penetration into Parent Metal Yes. No Yrs, No Type and Character of Failure N.,,gro-H esult sdO0-26-6748 Ms Welder's Name Philip Van Dyne n 3,, p y9 Tests conducted by Tel ee8 m T,=r d eg Trn. ; T-e Laboratory Test No. N ? Original Signed :ptz hvt C e r a l e' W-rig We certify that the starcinentsin this record are sorrect and ther the test welds were prepared =cided and tested in accordaner with the requirements of Section IX of the ASstk. Code. Original Spec. No. SP-4200-SS(N)-100.03 SgncJ FATATYTTr__ TMF-Manufacturer) R. Oa k(e s, J r. p.,, 6/21/76 Original Signed ny W ^. L-v } O 52/

300R ORIG!N!1 i 4 e,...,s t" O* CATALYTIC, INC-Sheet 17 of n ,} Centre Square West,1500 Market Street. Phifedelphie, Pennsylvanie 19102 Rev. O f, t \\ RECORO OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIF) CATION TESTS oste: 7/30/79 Description of Welding Process Weld' ig Specification No. SP-4200-SS (N)C102A GAS TUNGSTEN ARC PCRTION JOINTS (OW-402) BASE METALS (CW403) SA 213 Material Spec. TYPE 304 Type or Grade 8 8 to p No. Paragraph 10.06 p no, Thicknes .322 1 Diameter 8" Schedule 40 l Other Qualifies 1/16 to. 644" l Groove Design Used i i FILLER METALS (OW-404) POSITION (OW405) Weld Metal Analysis A No. S Position of Groove 2G Site of Electrode 3/32 Weld Progression (Uphill, Downhill) Fi!!tr Metal F. No 6 Other SF A Specification 5.9 PREHE AT (OW406) AWS Cientification EE 308 Preheet Temp. 50 F Min Other I-sare re oc va. A Interpes: Temp. 350cy gax Other POSTWELD HEAT TREATMENT (OW407) GAS (OW408) Temperature NA yyp, og c, o, g,,e Argen Time Composition of Gas Misture 99.9% Other Other ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (OW409) TECHNIQUE (CW410) Current Direct String or Weeve Bend Strine Polarity Straight Osci!!stion A m ps. 75-200 Volt 10-17 Multiness of Single Pes Multfrase F*' d' Travel Speed A"tw4-Other Single or Multiple Electrodes Single 2 U 328 5

OR o L .....,.a...... 2 f 5a(*, CATALYTIC, INC. Sh*** 13 of 22 Centrs Square West.1500 Market Street. Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19102 Res. 0 ./ RECORD OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION TESTS Dets: 7/30/79 Welding Spuifici'Jon No.SP-4200-SS (U)-102 A TENSILE TEST (QW 150) ULTIMATE ULTIMATE CHARACTER OF SPECIMEN TOTAL LOAD UNIT ST RESS F AILURE & NO. W10TH THICXNESS AREA L B. PSI L OC ATIO N i T-1 0.750 0.228 0.171 14,925 87,280 Weld T-4 D.751 0.221 0.16t 13,650 82,230 Weld GUIDED BEND TESTS (QW 160) TYPE AND TYPE AND FIGURE NO. RESULT FIGURE NO. RESULT i 2 - Face No tears 3 - her 1nn - 1/AI." 5 - Face No tear-6 - Root No Tears i TO UGHNESS TESTS (QW 170) SPECIMEN NOTCH NOTCH TEST IMPACT L ATER AL EXP _pgP WElGH T NO. L OC ATION TYPE TEMP. VALUES Y.SHE AR l MILS BREAK NO BRE AK Type of Test ASD! A 262-70 Practice E - Susceptibility to Intergranular Attack Deposit Analysis Other No Intergranular Attack Noted - Toledo Testing Labs #401178 FILLET WELD TEST (0W 180) Resuir - Satisfactory Penetration inno Parent MetaJ Yes. No ) es. No Type and Character of Failure M a cro-M esult s welder *c Name Philip Van Dyne dyg,300-28-6748,,p 3 g, W 160 Tests conducted by t aledo Testine Lab.. IncLaboratory Test No. Original Signed By:pm Gerald Herrie we certify that the statemenes in this record are correct and that the test welds were prepared. welded and tested m accordance with the requirernents of Section IX of the AS\\tE Code. ORIGINAL SPEC. NO. SP-4200-SS(N)-100.01 Signed C a

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it Rev. O i. RECORD OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION TESTS Dete. 7/30/70 Description of Welding Proces: Welding Specification No. SHI ELDEI) METAI. ARC PORTION SP-4200-ss (N)-102A JOINTS (OW 402) BASE METALS (OW403) SA 213 Materist Spec. Type or Grade Type 304 8 8 to p so. Paragraph 10.01 p No. 0.332" Thickness i I 8" D Schedule 40 Diameter I I l Other Qualifies 1/16" to.664 i Groove Design Used I FlLLER METALS (OW 404) POSITION (OV.405) I Weld Metal Analysis A No. 8 Position of Groove 2G Sire of Electrode 1/P" Die-Weld Progression Filler Metal F. No 5 Other SF A Specification 4.4 PREHE AT (OW406) AWS Classification E 308-16 0 Prehest Temp 50 F Mir. Other c interpass Temp 350 p g3, Other POSTWELD HE AT TREATMENT (OW 407) GAS (OW408) Te mperature NA Type of Ge or Genes NA Time Composition of Gas Mixture Other Other ELECTRICAL CHAR ACTERISTICS (OW4091 TECHNIQUE (OW4101 Current Direct String or Weave Bead Strine Reverse Polarity Osciliation Amos. 90-120 volt 20-24 Multipsis or Single Pan Multipass per side Travel Speed /"N4-Other Single or Multiple Electrodes e i., g l e 2 0 330 5

)bbh bh h N Ll UUn Un u, nn a ..a..a.a.,,, ? CATALYTIC. INC. Sheet 20 of 22 ,j.{ g Centre square W.st.1500 Markei street. Philadefphia. Pennsyaanie 19102 ty a... 0 RECORO OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION TESTS Dete: 7/30/ 79 wtiding Specifiution No. SP-42.00-SS (N)-102 A TENSILE TEST (QW 150) ULTIM ATE ULTIM ATE CHAR SCTER OF SPECIMEN TOTAL LOAD UNIT STRESS F AILURE & NO. WIOTH THICXNESS AREA L 8. PSI L OC ATION T-1 0.746 1 0.271 3.202 16.735 82.845 Base Metal T-4 0.750 0.289 ).217 18.960 87.370 Base Merni GUiOED BEND TESTS (OW 160) I TYPE AND TYPE AND FIGURE NO. RESULT FIGURE NO. RESULT I 2 Tace No Tears 3 Root No Tears 5 Face No Tears 6 Root No Tears I TOUGHNESS TESTS (QW 170) SPECIMEN NOTCH NOTCH TEST IMPACT L ATER AL EXP DROP WEIGHT NO. L OC ATION TYPE TEMP. VAL UES ' t'. SHE AR l MILS BRE AKlNO BRE AK l l i l I l 1 l I l Type of Test ASTM A-262-70 Practice E Susceptibility to Intercranular Attack Deposit A na'ysis Other No Intercranular Attack Noted - Toledo Testint Lab 71401175 FILLET WELO TEST (QW 180) ^ ] }}} Result - Satisfactory Penetration into Parent Metal Yes. No Yes. No Type and Characte"r of F ailurr M a cro-H esulis Welder's Name Phillip Van Dyne JS+,QQO-28-6748 3,,,n p y, St c Tests conducacJ by J.g.lg.:lo Tesriac Lab.. Int Laboratory Test No '0101' Original Signed Sy :ecc Cer*1d pa-rfg We scrtify that the statcinents in this record are correct and that the test welds were prepared. =cided and tested in accordmee with the reyiserements of Section IX uf the AMit. Code. Original Spec. No. SP-4200-SS(N)-100.05 SigncJ CATAI.YTIC. INC. (Manufacturer) Date 6/21/76 Original Signed By R. H. Oakes, Jr. fcG.... j

. 700R ORGINAL 2 e,...,........ 'r. CAT ALYTIC, INC. Sheet 21 of 22 ? Centre Square West 1500 Market Street. Philadelphie, Pennsyteenia 19102 Rev. g i RECORD OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION TESTS Dete. 7/30/79 Welding Specification No.SP-4 200-S5 (N)-1 ]2 A Description of Welding Process Manual Gas Tungsten ~ Arc and Shielded Metal Arc 8ASE METALS (OW403) JOINTS (OW402) SA 240 Material Spec. T m 304 Type or Grade P No. 8 to P No. 8 Thicknes: 1" Diarns tar Plate Paragraph 10.02 l Other Qualifies 3/16" to 2" range l Groove Design Used i FILLER METALS (OW404) POSITION (CW405) 3C 8 Position of Groove Wald Metal Analysis A No. S.re of Electrode GTAW 3/32" MW 5 / ' 2" Wold Progression U 9111 (Uphill, Downhill) 6 and 5 Filler Metal F. No Other SFA5.9 & SFA5.4 tFA Specificat#on PREHEAT (OW406) AWS Classification ER 308 & E 308-16 Interpass Temp. 350*F Max. Other POSTWELD HEAT TREATMENT (OW407) GAS (OW4D?l Temperature N/A Type of Get or Gesis Argon 99.995: Time Composition of Gas Mixture Other Other b -le d e g - A r g ee QQ _009* ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (OW409) TECHNIQUE (OW410) String Current Direct String or Weeve Bead PolwityGTAV Straight S warReveese 0,cifistion NA SMAW '90-lE0 SMAG 26 Amps. GTAV-7 3-130/olts GTAW-l%16 Multipass or SinWo Paes Multipass GTAW-4"/ Min..SMAW-6-12"/ Min per side Trevel speed Sinpe or Multiple Electrodes _ Single Other 2 0 332 5

3l"ll^l'Ili'sl'Mll f ,.e....s.,s,.. s = wi a aus ud us pai.. CATALYTIC, INC. Sheet 2 2 e4 22 ? Z. Centre $qu.are West,1500 Market Street, Phiredelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 i[h~. - R e v. 0 f RECORD OF PROCEDURE AND PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION TESTS Date: 7/30/79 Welding Specification No. SP-4200-SS(N)-102 A TENSILE TEST (0W.150) ULTIMATE ULTIMATE CHARACTER OF SPECIMEN TOTAL LOA 0 UNIT STRESS FAILURE & N O. W10TH THICXNESS r.RE A L B. rSI L OC ATIO N 1 .496 .257 0.13 11.850 91.150 Du e t il e-RAZ 2 .498 .?47 0.12 12.000 100.000 Ductile-Base Me tal Cul0E0 8END TESTS (OW 160) TYPE AND TYPE AND FIGURE NO. RESULT FIGURE NO. RESULT i Side 0W46 2. 2 (a ) Satisfactorv S id e-QW46 2 2 (a) Satisfactorv o ggf e. ?. ? r,) Satisfactory 11W!.6 2. 2 (a ) Satis'actory t TOUGHNESS TESTS (0W 170) SPECIMEN NOTCH NOTCH TEST IMPACT LATERAL EXP _D R 0P WElG HT N C. L OC ATION TYPE TE MP. VALUES '4 SHE AR l MILS BRE AK NO BRE AK I l ~ r Type of Test ASIM A-262-70 Practice E, Susceptibility to Intergranular Attack. 04scr A nalyeis Satisf actorv usinn microexanination Other FILLET WELO TEST (0W.180) Result - Satisfsetory N/A Penetration into Parent Merd N/A Yes, No Yes. No ~ Type and Charseter of F silure N/A Macro-Resuta N/A welder s Name Ralph Tav=an clock No_ 67006 67006 .Mam No Tests conduencJ by Value Engineering Lab. Laboratory Test No. VEL-296-77 Orig. signed per. J. S. Hubacher We certify that the stadfnektaiNftIIIJFar$*cb/rfet,gg[3 ty,Mgtf,y,v p,j{,eg,t$flJed A a p and tested in accordance with the requirements of Section IX of the ASME Code. Sq:ncJ Catalytic, Inc.

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e _er-__ - ees --o -. 4 ...me.e-. =... em g ATTACHMEttr #5 4 + e Inter-Office Memorandum Date. Sep tember 27, 1979 y 7 u Service Subject. Evaluation of I.D. Buttering Technique to Minimize Weld HAZ Cracking, Lab No. 56052 (REVISION #1) To N. C. KAZANAS Location-Reading In order to qualify a field welding procedure for joining 304L SS to 30** SS which would minimize the potential for intergranular stress corrosion cracking (IGSCC) in the 304 SS weld heat-affected-zone (HaZ), a sample was prepared for evaluation utilizing a proposed I.D. buttering technique. This sample consisted of two sections of 8" schedule 40 piping; one section 304 SS (HT.334165), the other section 304L SS (HT.83602000). To one-half of the I.D. circumference of the 304 SS pipe a layer of ER308L SS (HT.760133) approximately 1/8" thick was deposited by the GTAW process to a width of approximately 1/2" (Figures 1 & 21 This deposit was applied at 8-10 volts, 80-95 amps. Af ter this weld deposit had been applied, the joint geometry was then machined at this clad end. This section of pipe was then butt welded to the 304L SS pipe. The root pass was made by the GTAW process at 90 amps with argon gas backing. This pass was allowed to cool to ambient temperature at which time a second pass was made at 95 amps. When the interpass cemperature had reached 120*F (this was the actual reading -- the spec required 300*F max. interpass temp.) a final cover pass was made by the SMAW process at 85-90 amps. Half this circumferential weld deposit was made with a weave bead and half with stringer beads (see sketch). This was done to assess the cover pass weld technique's effect on sensitization. Metallurgical Evaluation To evaluate the suitability of this welding procedure to minimize the propensity for ICSCC it was decided that the HAZ structures would be evaluated by the oxalic acid etch test (A262 prac. A) for the degree of sensitization. Metallographic specimens were prepared transverse to the butt veld from the four quadrants of the pipe. These specimens included the weld and both RAZ's. After the specimens were etched, the RAZ areas showing the highest degree of sensitization on the I.D. were photocicrographed. Conclusion The degree of sensitization in the RAZ adjacent to the I.D. weld clad is significantly less than that which has been observed to be associated with the current pipe cracking. Based on tnis observation, it appears that I.D. weld clad, deposited with good control on heat input, will be beneficial in , minimizing the potential for IGSCC and therefore should be utilized when joining new spools of 304L SS to existing 304 SS pipe ends. No difference in degree of sensitization at the I.D. was observed between the weave or stringer bead cover pass. ~~0 334 3 mn,2...e......-- - - -.. ~ ~ ~ ~. - * *.. " " ~

I? ? N. C. KAZANAS Se p tember 27, 1979 As would be expected, the 304L SS (.016% C) heat-af fected-zones showed no evidence of sensitization, further supporting this material's use in the borated water environment. / W, ' / } N SCOTT G BBE FSG:brk cc: T. Corrie R. D. Hopkins S. Levin T. Mackey J. Pearce D. M. Smith R. L. Wayne 0 333 6 e Ae

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