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Rev 0 to Ultrasonic Exam of Nozzle Inner Radius Areas
ML20138H566
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Issue date: 12/01/1994
From: Macgill D, Eric Thomas
LAMBERT, MACGILL & THOMAS, INC.
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, aREH'?.ENCE: SO123-VI-1.0.1 .

(PERMANENT WHEN FINAL APPROVED)

NOTES: 1) !! as thenot Document is QA Program obtamed wrthan 14 aays from Affecting,Lhea TCN date of a Technical Specification Violation will occur if CFDM final approval issuance.

2) !! only Editonal Corrections are required, t,h_g form PF(123) 111 should be used (refer to SO123-VI-1.0.1).

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4. This change cannot wait until the next revisen of the Document and is requtry9y, g 7 399g
a. O To impiement facihty design change (DCP, WMP, TFM, etc.)

Faciltry design change identifier SI E FILE COPY f INDICAM DCP. MMP, PFC, TF M. ETC.

IDENTWER im ntation of the facihty

@ . een a TCN cannot De approvepdchange has been determined. Yes O No O the facauty sesegn changs has been impeemented.)

b. Other (e g., CAR. NRC Comrrstments) Specrfic Reason: N eeef to Me

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5. Could ;rr@ r.taten of this change pose adverse erwironmental effects of any type directly or indirectly?

p Yes. men e TCN e not authonged unbl a #wmew fem En=ronmenen1 Pmiecoon e commed. Refer to So12-Vb1.3) YesO NoK

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a. Is the document to be changed an Emergency Operating instruebon?
b. Is the intent of the onginal document altered?

Yes O No U Yes O No E (if the answer to a or b is Yes, then a TCN is not authorized. A revision is required; see SO123-VI.4.9 and SO123-VI.1.)

10 CFR 50.59 Consideration:

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Has the proposed change already been evaluated for 50.59 consideration or a 7 question Safety Evaluation prepared using an approved proce (Emmp6es or append F

^ am DCPMMPrrFWNCR/Technacel Spec 6caDon change assoceed procedwe safety Eva6uanon f7 ouestons). etc )

Yes O Enter idermfier and associated no. No % Attach PF(123) 109-1 or 50.59 Safety Evaluation (7 questons).

NCTE N YES me prooond change musue adenud m e so se documenianon sue.dy genwated (Refer to SO123-VI-1.3.)

NOTE: Both YES and NO may be checP.ed, if app 6 cable.

INQCATE DCP, MMP. TFM, NCR. TECM SPEC, PROCEDURE ANO NO r1 D - 1 IAL APPROVAL-REVIEWED and APPROVED BY; " um PuudT MAdAGEMENT STAF4-vNJr 1 CATE TwE PJNT MMfcMENT STA3S-uNns 2&3 ( DATE

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Part F -(Opoona/) The entire document was reviewed in conjunction with this TCN and found to be acceptable as wntten. is consututes an l annual / biennial review dispositen of Acceptable As Wnt'en-Extend (SO123-VI-1.0.2). aj l REVIEWED and APPROVED BY: N COGNL2 ANT FUNCTcNAL DrvtSoN MANAGER OR DEssGNEE F cATE Ptrt G - For NPG Use Only:

'M/QC Review! Approval Required? NOTE um the computse erstem or QA/QC Renew Not Requped Report (Weever bsQ t enpond No, entet N/A on the Quality Assurance RenewApprovas kne e Part E Yes f No* O

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UNREVIEWED SAFETY OUESTION (10 CFR 50.59) SCREENING CRITERIA DOCUNENT NO. _ % D % - U M 11-30 62 REV. No. O TCN. NO.

PARTI) 10 CFR 50.59 REVIEW (Re fer to 50323-VI-1.3)

1. Does this new procedure / procedure change alter system / component performance or the design configuration of a system important to safety?

Yes_,_Noj

2. Does this new procedure / procedure change alter the calibration of a system important to safetyi Yes_ _ No_f,
3. Does this new procedure / procedure change alter the required actions as a result no.,t meeting the acceptance criteria or alter Techt,tcal Specification

, numeric data of a system important to safetyi Yes _ No_2s.

4. Does this new procedure / procedure change reduce the level of approval \

required for a plant activity? Yes___No_.h i

, S. Does this new procedure / procedure change alter processes for handling, processing, monitoring, or releasing licensed radioactive material go.t

, contained in plant systems? Yes_,,,,,,, No_f.

6. Does this new procedure / procedure change violate the provisions cf the Technical Specifications? Yes No X Remarks: Mtm O l

(If required, use reverse stee or attach sedttional sheets.)

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/Cognizant Individual DATE 6-10-9 G APPROVED BY: ll 7 Cognizbit Supervisor DATE l Lf "Yes" is the answer to any question in Part I), then STOP document processing. Coordinate Part II) completion with Cognizant Supervisor, or contact Nuclear Procedures Group ( PG) to coordinate Part II) completion with Supervisor Technical Support, or contact Superv sor, Technical Support directly; during o1f-hours contact the on-duty Station Technical Advisor 1 (STA).

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PARTII) 50.59 SAFETY EVALUATION DETERMINATION (Required when YES checked in FART !)

Area / Individual Assigned: DATE (Please Print)

Is a 50.59 Safety Evaluation required based on the new procedure chenge7 (Refer to 50123-VI-1.3, Attachment 1) procedure / Yes* No**

If YES, compTete 50.59 Safety Evaluation per established procedures and attach. sTOP document processing if YE5 answer indicated on 50.59 Safety Evaluation.

If No, provide , justification (indicate resources consulted, as applicable):

(If required, use reverse side or attach additional sheets.)

PREPARED BY: DATE Cognizant Individual /STA l

l APPROYED BY: DATE  !

CFDM or Designee NPG: 1) M YES in Part !!), 3, hen notify hPG supervision; forward a copy of this form and associated 50.59 Safety Evaluation (7 questions)toNuclearLicensing.

2) E YES answer is indicated on 50.59 Safety Evaluation (7 questions), t,hg STOP document processing and notify hPG supervision; forward a copy of this form, 50.59 Safety Evaluation, and cocument to Nuclear Licensing and Nuclear Safety Group.

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"'GuvED CDM ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION OF NOZZLE INNER RADIUS AREAS ON 2x m~

4 g 'N t I. PURPOSE AND SCOPE 1 A .' Purpose U CDP /

This procedure provides the instructions for ultrasonic examination of ferritic vessel nozzle inner radius areas.

B. Scope This procedure is applicable to examiaations of the inner radius section of the nozzle forging, conducted from the outer surface of the vessel wall, to detect indications i originating at the clad or unclad surface of the ID

compound curvature radius bend.

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II. REFERENCES A. ASME Section XI,' " Rules for Inservice Inspection of

! Nuclear Power Plant Components," 1989 edition .

B. ASME Section V, " Nondestructive Examination," 1989 edition ,

C. American Society for Nondestructive Testing, Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-1A, " Personnel Qualification and Certification in Hondestructive Testing," 1984 edition D. LMT Procedure QA-6, " Qualification and Certification of NDE and Visual Examination Personnel" E. LMT Procedure QA-37, " Qualification of Nondestructive Examination Personnel for Ultrasonic Examination" 4

Prepared by: W. D. Carlin Approved by:

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IV. RESPONSTBTLTTY ,

. The General Manager of LMT, Inc., is responsible for the I

generation and control of this procedure and shall so indicate by a dated signature on page 1. -

V. PROCEDURE OUALTFICATTON This procedure shall be considered qualified for specific examinations, personnel and equipment by the performance and documentation of a successful calibration. Where the rules of .

ASME Section XI, Appendix VIII apply, qualification shall be i

' according to the requirements of LMT Procedure, QA-40.

VI. PERSONNEL REOUIREMENTS A. Personnel performing examinations governed by this procedure shall be qualified and certified in accordance with ASME Section XI, SNT-TC-1A, and LMT Procedures QA-6 and QA-37.

B. Personnel shall be at least Level II in ultrasonic examination to operate equipment and interpret the test results.

C. Level I personnel may assist the Level II but may not perform evaluations or accept results of examination.

VII. EOUIPMENT AND MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS A. Ultrasonic Instrumentation

1. Ultrasonic instruments used to conduct examinations governed by this procedure shall be of the pulse-echo type and comply with the following:

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' Aw/cm-gt d4 ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION OF NOZZLE INNER RADIUS AREAS VII. A. 1. a. Generate and receive frequencies over the nominal range of 1 to 5 MHz.

b. Have a stepped gain control calibrated in units of 2 dB or less.
  • c. Provide linear vertical presentation within

+/- 5% of the full screen height (FSH,) over 20% to 80% of FSH, measured from the screen baseline to the maximum graduated screen l

height. Vertical linearity shall be measured and recorded according to the instructions of X.B., below.

j d. Have an amplitude control accurate over its useful range to +/- 20% of the nominal amplitude ratio. Amplitude control accuracy .

shall be measured and recorded according to the instructions of X.C., below.

' e. Ultrasonic instrument internal alignment and calibration shall be verified and certified within three months prior to use. A record of calibration shall be available on site for client audit.

f.' The ultrasonic pulse repetition rate shall be sufficient to pulse the search unit at least six times within the time necessary to move i

one-half the search unit dimension parallel to the direction of scan at maximum scanning speed. Alternatively, a dynamic calibration on multiple reflectors that is within i2 dB of a static calibration may be used to verify an acceptable pulse repetition rate.

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3. Search Units
a. Search unit essential properties (bandwidth, damping, center frequency, and relative gain)  ;

8 shall be certified.

b. Search units should be .5'" to 1.5" in diameter and nominal frequency of.1.0 to 2.25 MHz.
c. Other sizes and/or frequencies may be used for unusual circumstances. Such use shall be documented on the Report of Ultrasonic Calibration (Figure 1 - typical).
d. Search unit angle shall be selected according ,

to the ratio obtained dividing the nominal thickness of the vessel by the nominal diameter of the vessel.

For a ratio of less than 0.030, a (1) refracted shear wave nominal angle of 70*

(1 3*) shall be used.

For a ratio from 0.030 to 0.060, a (2) refracted shear wave nominal angle of 60*

(i 3*) shall be used.

0.125, a (3) For a ratio from 0.060 to refracted shear wave nominal angle of 45' (t 3') shall be used.

e. Refracted angles shall be deternined using an IIW-2, Rompas, or other reference standard.
f. Other angles of shear or longitudinal waves may be used, for evaluation, or when geometric configuration or wall thickness impedes effective use of the search units described i

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VII. A. 3. f. above. Such use shall be documented on the Report of Ultrasonic Calibration.

4. Cables connecting search units and instruments shall be coaxial, with length limited to less than that at which significant signal degradation occurs. .
5. Couplant
a. USP grade glycerine or commercially available couplant shall be used for calibrations and examinations.
b. Commercially available couplant materials I shall be analyzed, on a batch basis for sulphur and chlorine content according to ASTM D-129 and ASTM D-808. -
c. Couplant sulphur and chlorine content shall be as low as practicable, but shall not exceed 1%

by weight.

6. Calibration Blocks
a. Calibration blocks shall be made from material of the same nominal material specification, product form, and heat treatment as one of the materials being examined.
b. The calibration block thickness shall be of a size sufficient to contain the entire examination path,
c. The surface of th5 calibration block shall be representative of the surface to be examined,
d. hten the conponent is clad, the calibration block shall be clad using the same method (i.e. rollbonded, manual weld deposited, automatic wire deposited, or automatic strip deposited) as used to clad the component. If the cladding method is not known, the
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' 6. d. calibration shall be performed using a l VII. A.

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deposited method.

I j e. A typical calibration-block configuration is l shown in Figure 2.

f. Reference blocks (IIW, Rompas, etc ) for l

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angles shall be of similar metallurgical j

structure as the component being examined. '

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a VIII. PREPARATIONS

! A. Documentation I- The following job related documents shall be reviewed by the LMT Field Supervisor and client representative and .

l ANII prior to the commencement of examinations:

i 1. Ultrasonic Examination Report forms; t

t 2. Ultrasonic Calibration Report forns; l 3. Equipment and Material Certifications;

4. Personnel Certifications;
5. Examination Procedures; ,

B. Physical t

The following physical preparation requirements shall be l

accomplished' prior to performing specific examinations: I

1. Insulation removal;

- 2. OSHA requirements (ladders, lighting, scaffolding, i etc.)

I 3. Cleanup requirements l

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C. Examination surfaces shall be clean and free from any condition which., in the opinion of the examiner, might

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2. Materials used in surface preparation shall have no adverse effect on the component examined.

IX. LIMITATIONS This procedure is based on the requirements of the specific documents referenced in paragraph I'I and may require modification for other use. .

X. CALIBRATION A. Acceptable instrument performance shall be verified in conjunction with each calibration.

B. Screen height linearity shall be determinect as follows: .

1. Position a search unit on a calibration or referenes block such that echoes from any two reflectors may be observed at the same time.
2. Adjust the search unit position as required to obtain a 2:1 amplitude ratio of the two signals, with the larger amplitude at 80% FSH.
3. Without moving the search unit, adjust the gain to

~ successively set the larger indication from 100% to 20% FSH, in 10% increments (or 2 dB steps if a fine control is not available), and read the smaller indication at each setting.

4. At each step, record the amplitudes of both signals, estimated to the nearest 1% of full screen height, on the ultrasonic calibration report.
5. Vertical linearity is acceptable when the amplitude ratio remains at 2:1 i 5% FSH, over at least 80% of the calibrated screen height.

C. Amplitude control linearity shall be determined as follows:

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2. Increase or decrease the instrument gain control by the " Gain Change" values shown in Table 1 below, and record the resulting amplitudes on the j ultrasonic calibration report. l 1

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80% -12 dB 16% - 24%

40% +6 dB 64% - 96% .

j 20% +12 dB 64% - 96%

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3. Amplitude control linearity is acceptable when the recorded amplitudes fall within the " Acceptable Limits" shown above.

D. Calibration and calibration checks shall be performed on a complete system, including instrument, search unit, search unit cable, search unit wedge, couplant and recorder if used.

E. The original calibration shall be performed on the basic calibration block.

F. Calibration block temperature shall be within 25* F of the temperature of the item to be examined.

G. For all calibrations, the beam centerline shall be directed at the half length of the hole or notch, perpendicular to the calibration reflector axis, and shall be at least 1-1/2" from the nearest side of the 4

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1. Establish a sweep range sufficient to encompass one

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full Vee path in the calibration block.

. 2. Construct a DAC curve as follows:

j a. Position the search unit on the unciad sine for maximum response from the hole with the highest amplitude, and adjust the gain control to set this amplitude to 80% FSH.

b. Mark the amplitude peak on the screen.
c. Without adjusting the gain, position the i

search unit for maximum response from the remaining holes, (include 5/4T, 6/4T, 7/4T and 9/4T for unclad blocks) and mark the amplitude peaks on the screen.

d. For clad components, determine the DAC points for the 5/4T and 6/4T and 7/4T holes as follows:

(1) Position the search unit on the clad side of the block and determine the dB change in amplitude between the 3/4T and 5/4T hole responses.

(2) Determine the dB change in amplitude between the 5/4T and 6/4T hole responses.

(3) Determine the dB change in amplitude between the 6/4T and 7/4T holes responses.

(4) Position the search unit on the unclad side for the maximum response from the 3/4T hole.

(5) Decrease the instrument sensitivity by the dB value determined in step (1) above.

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. (7) Decrease the instrument sensitivity by I the dB value determined in step (2) above. _

(8) Mark this amplitude on the screen at the sweep position corresponding to the 6/4T hole.

(9) Decrease the instrument sensitivity by j the dB value determined in step (3) above.

(10) Mark this amplitude on the screen of the sweep position corresponding to the 7/4T .

hole.

(11) Where the calibration block length precludes 6/4T or 7/4T responses, extrapolate the DAC to cover this range.

e. Connect the amplitude peaks with a smooth line extended through the examination thickness.
f. Position the search unit for maximum response from the notch on the opposite block surface.
g. Adjust the gain control to set this amplitude to the level of the DAC curve.
h. This is the primary reference or DAC level.
i. Transcribe required data to the Report of Ultrasonic Calibration.

I. Beam spread measurements shall be made as follows:

1. Position the ' arch unit for maximum response from the 1/4T hole. Measure the horizontal distance from the search unit's index point to the projected

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2. Increase the amplitude setting by 6 dB so the curve marked on the screen represents the 50% DAC line.
3. Move the search unit toward the hole until the indication equals the 50% DAQ line. Measure the horizontal distance from the search unit's index 1 l

point to the projected center line of the hole.

Record this measured distance and the sweep reading on the beam spread data sheet.

4. Move the search unit away from the hole until the 1 indication equals the 50% DAC line. Measure the horizontal distance from the search unit's index point to the projected center of the hole. Record this measured distance and sweep reading on the beam spread data sheet.
5. Repeat these measurements on the 1/2T and 3/4T holes and the notch, recording the results on the beam spread data sheet.

J. Recorder Calibration Wh.en used, strip chart recorders shall be calibrated against the ultrasonic instrument according to the req >irements and instructions of LMT Procedure UT-6,

" Automatic Ultrasonic Data Recording."

K. System calibration checks may be performed on the basic calibration block or reference block used during system calibration and shall be performed:

1. When any part of the examination system is changed;
2. Prior to beginning a weld examination;
3. Upon completion of examination;
4. During examination, at intervals not to exceed 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />;

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L. Sweep range calibration shall be acceptable provided the DAC sweep points are within 10% of the sweep reading. If any point on the sweep is beyond the above tolerance, the calibration shall be voided, and a new calibration shall be made, and all examinations performed since the last acceptable check shall be repeated.

M. Amplitude calibration shall be acceptable provided DAC amplitude points are within 20% or 2 dB of their recorded value.

1. If amplitude has decreased by more than 20% the calibration shall be voided, a new calibration made, and all examinations performed since the last '

acceptable check shall be repeated.

2. If the amplitude has increased by more than 20%,

the system shall be returned to its calibrated state by adjusting the instrument gain and i recording the change on the Report of Ultrasonic Calibration. All indications recorded since the last valid check shall be re-examined at the  !

- corrected settings and their values recorded on the ultrasonic examination report form.

XI. PERFORMANCE A. Scanning gain shall be at least two times (+6 dB) the calibration sensitivity. Penetration shall be verified by the presence of an ID surface roll of at least 5% FSH.

B. Scanning speed shall not exceed 4 inches per second.

C. Examination Volune The examination volume and scanning pattern are schematically illustrated in Figures 4 and 5.

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i j XI. D. Angle Beam Examination

1. Position the search unit on the vessel wall at i nozzle top dead center, directing the beam normal to the nozzle bore. j
2. Adjust the search unit position as required to obtain a nozzle bore signal at the ID. _ j
3. Scan towards the nozzle, concurrently oscillating the search unit at least 40' left and right or normal to the nozzle bore, in order to scan the j inner radius volume perpendicular to tangent, each I side of normal to the nozzle bore as shown in Figure 5.
4. Continue scanning toward the nozzle until the search unit contacts the nozzle-to-vessel outer -

blend radius.

. 5. At the end of each scan, laterally index the search unit not more than 50% of the search unit dimension transverse to the scan direction.

6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 as required to examine the inner radius volume, 360* around the nozzle.

XII. EVALUATION A. Indication recording shall be conducted at the prinary reference level (DAC).

1. Length and depth data shall generally be taken at 20% DAC points.
2. Indication location shall be reported according to the reference system shown in Figure 6.

B. All reflectors, excluding clad noise and nozzle bore, exceeding 20% DAC shall be evaluated and the following information tabulated on a form containing the information shown in Figure 7.

1. Sweep reading for the maximum amplitude; 4

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6. Through wall dimension (based on 20% DAC points)

C. All non-geometrical indications shall,be evaluated in j accordance with the requirements of ASME Section XI.

D. Geometrical reflectors shall be confirmed with plots, review of fabrication drawings, previous examination' data or by supplemental examination results.

E. Clad interface corner reflectors need not be recorded.

F. Reporting Levels

1. All non-geometrical reflectors shall be reported to -

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2. The LMT Field Supervisor shall advice the client of the presence of reportable indications by forwarding a " Notification of Reportable Indication" form (Figure 8) which' has been completed according to LMT Procedure QA-27, ,

" Notification of Reportable Indication."

G. Alternate Reference System If the reference system of Figure 6 is not readily applicable to specific circumstances, an alternate system I

may be used. If an alternate system is used, it shall be documented on, or by attachment to, the ultrasonic examination report form.

XIII. RECORDS A. Calibration Report Form

1. Each ultrasonic system calibration shall be detailed on an " Ultrasonic System Calibration Report" form.

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3. An illustrative example of a calibration report form is attached as Figure 1. .

B. Examination Report Form

l. An " Ultrasonic Examination Report" form shall be )
completed for each item examined.  !
2. Each report shall cler.rly reference the appropriate calibration report.
3. Each examination report shall be identified by means of a unique number which combines the last two digits of the i year in which the examination is conducted and a .

sequential number (i.e., the 25th examination report j during 1994 would be given the report number of C4-025). j

a. The examination report identification method i shall be approved by the client.
4. An illustrative example of an ultrasonic examination report form is attached as Figure 9.

C. Auxiliary Records Other records such as strip chart recordings and data plots may be generated as required. Such records shall reference the applicable calibration or examination

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XIV. REVIEW A. LMT Review

1. Examination reports shall be reviewed by the Level III Field Supervisor, or designated Level III representative, for accuracy and compliance with the requirements of this procedure.

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B. Client and ANII Review

1. Following the LMT review, the examination report shall be forwarded to the client representative and the ANII for review and acceptance. -
2. Client acceptance of the examination report as submitted shall be documented by the signature of the client representative on the report form. i XV. STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION A. Storage
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B. Distribution

1. Examination reports shall become the property of the client upon sign-off by the client

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l Dynamic Range: #7 Hole at 100% fsh, #1 Hole at 2% fsh. .

Damping 500; Sensitivity 70dB; PRF N/A. l Accessories: Gate OK; Alarm OK; DGC OK; Digital OK; Output OK.

Thickness Meter: 200 mil OK; 2 Inches OK; 20 Inches OK.  !

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1. Vertical Linearity is within 1% of the average response ratio. ,
2. Horizontal Linearity is within 1% of the average incremental sweep distance.
3. The above identified instrument meets, or exceeds, the requirements of ASME, '

Sections V and XI, at the test conditions described.

4. All operator controls were operating normally.
5. As received, the above instrument was found to be operating within acceptable  ;

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  • Ratio Fine Steps ** Coarse Steps 10: 5.00 0.50 Graticule Reading 9: 4.50 0.50 0- 5 5.0 Read Step Cum Read Step Cum 8: 4.00 0.50 1- 6 5.0 10 0 REF 110 0 REF 7: 3.50 0.50 2- 7 5.0 9 -0.9 -0.9 100 -9.5 -9.5 6: 3.00 0.50 3- 8 5.0 8 -1.0 -1.9 90 -9.4 -18.9 5: 2.50 0.50 4- 9 5.0 7 -0.9 -2.8 80 -9.6 -28.5 4: 2.00 0.50 5 - 10 5.0 6 -1.1 -3.9 70 -9.8 -38.3 3: 1.50 0.50 5 -1.0 -4.9 60 -9.6 -47.9 2: 1.00 0.50 Total 30 4 -0.9 -5.8 50 -9.7 -57.6 1: 0.50 0.50 Average 5.0 3 -1.0 -6.8 40 -9.5 -67.1 2 -1.0 -7.8 30 -9.7 -76.8 Total 5.0
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Damping 500; Sensitivity 97dB; PRF N/A; S/N Ratio 6:1.

Dynamic Range: #7 Hole at 100% fsh, #1 Hole at 2% fsh.

Damping 500; Sensitivity 68.1dB; PRF N/A.

Accessories: Gate OK; Alarm OK, DGC OK; Digital OK; Output OK.

Thickness Meter: 200 mil OK; 2 Inches OK; 20 Inches OK.

Certification:

1. Vertical Linearity is within 1% of the average response ratio.
2. Horizontal Linearity is within 1% of the average incremental sweep distance.
3. The above identified instrument meets, or exceeds, the requirements of ASME, Sections V and XI, at the test conditions described.
4. All operator controls were operating normally.
5. As received, the above instrument was found to be operating within acceptable tolerances.

Calibration Date: November 26, 1996 Recalibration Due: February 26, 1997 Certifi d by: Reviewed by: ./ f hfWa "h /.L 11/26/96 0/2%{

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SCE-018 ,

Search Unit Properties Certification )

, November 25, 1996

, Serial Number Nominal Frequency Measured Frequency Damping Target Manufacturer Size Lower Center Upper Gain Date 00712 2.000 1.700 2.470 3.240 3.0 1" SS Willy Block 1 i KBA 10mm -55.0 12/04/92 142334 10.000 6.300 10.900 15.600 2.0 1.0 Inch Silica Panametric l 0.50

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, KBA 0.50 -38.0 09/18/91 44689 2.250 1.500 2.330 3.160 3.0 Lucite Block

KBA 0.50 -38.0 01/22/93 66405 5.000 3.700 9.800 3.0 1" SS Willy Block KBA 0.250 -52.0 05/02/95 66572 5.000 3.700 5.100 6.500 3.0 0.369" P KBA 0.250 -44.0 03/25/94 77192 5.000 3.530 4.904 6.277 4.0 1" SS Willy Block Aerotech 0.375 -48.0 05/25/88 9011114 2.250 1.850 2.425 3.000 3.0 1" SS Willy Block Harisonic 1x1 -25.0 11/13/90 91258 2.250 2.000 2.500 2.900 3.0 1.0" Radius MeghSonics 0.38x0.75 -23.0 03/05/96 92H069 2.250 1.610 2.265 2.920 4.0 Lucite Harisonic 1.0 x 1.0 -26.0 / /

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Lambert MacGill Thomas, Inc. 23101 Foley Street, Hayward, CA 94545 SCE-018 Search Unit Properties Certification I November 25, 1996 l Serial Number Nominal Frequency Measured Frequency Damping Target Manufacturer Size Lower Center Upper  !

Gain Date '

93856 3.000 2.440 2.920 3.400 1" RAD B i SIERT 8 x 7.5 12/15/93 93B054 5.000 2.920 5.235 7.550 2.0 1" SS Willy Block 1  !

Harisonic 0.250 -45.0 02/08/93 i

938056 5.000 3.190 5.520 7.850 2.0 1" SS Willy Block 1 i Harisonic 0.250 _44.0 02/08/93 93B950 2.250 1.480 2.560 3.640 2.0 1" Willy Block 1  !

Harisonic 1.0 -30.0 03/05/93 96B004 2.250 1.515 2.045 2.575 4.5 1" Plexiglass Staveley 0.5 x 1.0 01/31/96 t

A16526 5.000 1.920 4.840 6.780 3.0 1" SS WB-1.  :

Aerotech 0.50" -35.0 02/09/95 t A25724 1.000 1.030 1.380 1.730 6.0 1" SS Willy Block  :

KBI 1 -48.0 01/29/87 A25725 1.000 1.000 1.415 1.830 6.0 1" SS Willy Block KBI 1 -49.0 01/29/87 i

A25727 1.000 0.950 1.440 1.930 7.0 1" SS Willy Block KBI 1 -50.0 01/29/87 C05306 2.250 1.370 2.220 3.070 3.0 Lucite Block Aerotech 0.25 -50.0 09/03/93 E0615 4.000 3.000 3.650 4.330 2.0 1.0" Radius MegaSonics 0.13x0.30 06/17/94 E0802 2.250 2.000 2.400 2.800 2.0 1.0" Radius MegaSonics 0.14x0.30 -30.0 04/11/95 F0176 2.250 2.000 2.400 2.800 2.0 1" RAD MegaSonics 0.25x0.50 01/24/95 185248 2.250 1.820 2.805 3.790 5.0 1" SS Willy Block Automation 0.25 -47.0 09/26/85 f

J05540 2.250 1.770 2.420 3.070 3.0 1" SS Willy Block Aerotech 0.25 -48.0 10/09/85

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SCE-0.18 Search Unit Properties Certification November 25, 1996 l Serial Number Nominal Frequency Measured Frequency Damping Target Manufacturer Size Lower Center Upper Gain Date K26645 1.000 1.030 1.355 1.680 3.0 1" SS Willy Block KBI 1.0 -40.0 10/29/86 '

K85135 2.250 1.830 2.680 3.530 5.0 '

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Automation 0.375 -42.0 11/18/85 K85215 2.250 1.790 2.710 3.630 4.0 1" IIW 2 i Automation 0.25 -48.0 11/15/85 I I certify the listed properties of the above search units have been measured by the manufacturer, or by Lambert MacGill Thomas, Inc. The above data represent the results of standard bandwidth, gain and damping measurement techniques. Original documentation is on file at the main office of LMT.

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{ ELEMENT ACTUAL Total Halogens 14. ppm Total Fluoride 2. ppm Total Sulfur 1. ppm ppm = parts per million MERCURY CONTAMIN ATION - During the testing and Lee E. Dilks

.upection, the product did not come in direct contact Manager Analyti 1 Services with mercury or any of its compounds nor with any I.

mercury containing devices employing a single boundary ,

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, SECTION 1 PRODUCT INFORMATION Product Name: ULTRAGEL 11@ Hazard Rating Gcntric Name: Ultrasonic Couplant NFPA est. HMIS est.

  • pplier's Name: SON 0 TECH, INC. Health 0 0 pplier's Address: P.0, Box 2189; Bellingham, WA 9822 7 Flammability 0 0 Supplier's Phone Number: (206) 6719121 Reactivity 0 0 TSCA Status: The ingredients of this product are on the TSCA inventory PPE ,A SECTION 2 INGREDIENTS CHEMICAL N AME CAS NO. EfL TWA-TLV CARCINOGEN (NTP. IARC. OSH A) w ater 7732 18 5 - - No Propylene Glycol ** 55 6 - - No Glycerin 56815 - -

No Tnpropylene Glycol Methyl Ether 25498-49 1 - - No Ccrboxy Polymethylene 9M7 2o-9 - - No Amino Alcohol N/A - - No Surfactants N/A - - No Prsservatives N/A -

No Corrosion Inhibitors N/A - -

No Oye N/A -

ho C Jorant N/A - -

No This product contains the toxic chemicals at the right CAS NO. CHEMICAL NAMg WT. PERCENTAGE whiCP are subject to the reporting requirements of section 313 of the Emergency Planning and -

Community Right To-Know Act of 1986 and of 40 None CFR 372. .

SECTION 3 PHYSICAL DATA SECTION 4 - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA Boiling Range: >212'F pH: 6.8 - 8.4 Flash Point (Method Used): None Vapor Pressure: 35 70mm Hg at 68'F Vapor Density: N/A Upper Exposure Limit: none Limited Exposure Limit: none Solubility in Water: complete Evaporation Rate:N/A Extinguishing Media: All standard fire fighting media Specific Gravity: 1.01 1.08 g/cc Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Self contained breathing ohysical

Description:

light blue gel, pleasant odor apparatus (SCBA) and protective clothing should be worn in fighting fire involving Chemicals.  !

Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: N/A SECT,10N 5 - REACTIVITY DATA SECTION 6 STORAGE.AND HANDLING INFORMATION Stability: stable Precaution to be taken in handlino and storace: Store at room Hazardous Polymerization; will not occur temperature. Spills are slippery. Clean up immediately.

Hatardous Decomposition Products: none known Stecs to be taken en case materialis released er soilled:

Pick up cxcess for disposal. Clean with wcter. i incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): none known Waste O<soosal Method: Oispose of in accordance with federal, state and local regulations.

SECTION 7 HEALTH HAZARDS AND FIRST AfD t

Effects of Overexposure: First Aid Procedures:

Acute, None known. Skin: Wash affected area with water.

l Chronic. none expected Eyes: Flush with water for 15 minutes.

l Primary Route of Entry: Inhalation: N/A

( Skin: yes Inhalation: no ingestion: If large quantities are swallowed, induce vomiting l Eyes: not normally ingestion; not normally and call a physician.

Other testing per FHSA Guidelines: Orally nontoxic, LD5g>5g/Kg body weight trat); not a primary skin irritant, irritation index =

1.58 trabbit); not an eye irritant trabbit)

SECTION 8 SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION Respiratory Protection; not required Ventilation: not required Protective Gloves: Rubber gloves may be required for persons Eye Protection: Proper eye protection should be worn in any l allergic to above ingredients. type of industrial operation.

Other Protective Equipment: not required

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ASME Boller and Pressure Vessel Code,1983 Edition,Section V, Nondestructive

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Nondestructive Examination, Paragraph r-625 and Article 24 as app!! cable.

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{.  ;? lThe fo!!owing test results were obtained: / ,

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'2. We further certify that this material does not contain mercury as a basic element, and no mercury bearing equipment was used in its rnanufacture.

1 MAGNAFLUX'

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' NOTES:1. Our batch number appears on the bottom of all aerosol cans and

. on the label of all bulk containers, j 2. Most specifications require test results stated in percent but i some require parts per million (ppm). To convert ' percent" figures to

" parts per m!!!!on* move the decimal four places to the right.

3.The above certification gives the results obtained at the time of manufacture.

Age and use may a!!er the propertles of any material.

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MAGNAFLUX A Duis on of Illiros Tool Works Inc.

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.but have been taken off the OPL-25135 because they contain rnethyl chloroform, gg Ozone Layer Depleting Substance. .

I When tested according to paragraph 4.4.1.2., Samp!!ng Plan A the following results i were obtained: F P .f NOIE l '(a) Flash Point (PMCC),4.5.3 NA' es e soo p i (b) Viscosity, f cs Nominal),4.5.4 i

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, We furWer certify that this material meets the requirements of MIL STD-6866 ,

(29 November 1985), Paragraph 4.4.1 and where applicable,5.8.4 1
MAGNAFLtiX' .

I M. Plamoottil- Manager, Quality Assurance Kim Maschmann - Documents Clerk Form No.1579B R-8/92 i

MAGNAr: LUX A Divis.on d Ithnois Tool wo,ks Inc.

. 306 indusuial Drive DeWin. Iows $2742 Telephone:349 659 8143 Far 319 659 9713 j

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_" Februa g PURCHASE ORDER NO._

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SUBJECT:

..Spoccheck Cleanet/ Remover 1 TYPE:_ _ _ SKC-NF BATCH No._ 95H12K

" We hereby certify that when tested at the time of manufacture, the above material:

1. Meets the requirements of and has been tested for sulfur and halogens ac '

(a). ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,1983 Edition,Section V Nond .

Paragraph T-625 and Article 24 as applicable. Examination, ij .

(b). ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, 1986,1989 & 1992 Edition Section V

. i Nondestructive Examination. Article 6 including 1992 Addenda, Paragr , ,

i 1993 Addenda Paragraph T-640 and Article 24 as applicable. , 1 (c). ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,1995 Edition,Section V Nondest ,

Examination, Article 6, Paragraph T-640 and Aritcle 24 as applicable. ,

(d). ASTM E-165-92 and ASTM E-165-94, Paragraph 7.1.

(e). NAVSEA 250-1500-1 (Rev.10 June 1979, Rev.11 May 1983 Rev 12 D including ACN 2 Nov.15,1990.Rev.13 September 1993) ,

Paragra h p s 12.5.1.1 and 12.5,1.1.1 (f). (6/21/93).

MIL STD-271F(SH),27 June 1986, Paragraphs 5.3 and 5.31 .

, Para.including 5.6.1 l

(g).App,endix MIL STD-21328(SH),31 C, Paragraph 40. August 1993, Paragraph . . ,

7.1.1,712 and 713 and The following test results were obtained; Sulfur: NA i wt. % of residue. CL + F : NA wt, % of residue.

Cleaner residue (see Note 3) 0.0022 g/100g. 0.0029 _ /100 g ml.

2. We further certify that 'his material does not contain mercury as a basic eleme no mercury bearing equipment was used in its manufacture. ,

MAGNAFLUX b n

.& m M, Plamoottil- Manager, Quality Assurance Kim Maschmann - Documents Clerk IJOTES:

1. Our batch number appears on the bottom of all aerosol cans and on the label of all bu!k containers
2. Most specificationi re. 1 parts per million (ppm) quire test results stated in percent but some require

. To convert " percent" figures to ** parts per mrilion move the decimal four places to the right.

3. The above certification gives the results obtained at the time of manufacture.

Age and use may alter the properties of any material.

M AGN^rt.uv. A Division of in.n. i 1,ri wo,n i,e 30S industrot Orive DeWitt. lowa 52 742 foicimone 3t9 659 8 t t3 Far 319 659 97 tJ Jorm No.1569 R.2/95

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We hereby certify that the Spoccheck Cleaner / Remover, Tvpe SKC-NF i

Batch No. osM!?r [,

and is approved by the U.S. Air Force __ , supplied meets the requirements of MIL-l-25135E, j When were tested ac.:ording to obtained:. paragraph 4.4.1.2., Sampling Plan A, the following results j

(a) Flash Point (PMCC), 4.5.3

_:NONE *T

{ (b) Viscosity (- ' es Nominal), 4.5.4 _

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(c) Devel6per Fluorescence,4.5.14 CS @ 100*?

6 NA l

(d) Water Content, 4.5.21 -

NA  %

l (e) Penetrant P,emovability,4.5.17(R-1; Standard)

_. PASSES l (f) Water Tolerar ce,4.5.12 t

j NA I

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' (g) Fluorescent Brightness of Penetrants, 4.5.7(ZStandard)

NA I (h) Surface Wetting,4.5.6 NA (i) Therthal Stability, 4.5.9 NA  %

(j) Redispersibility. 4.5.13 -

NA (k) Valve Leakage,4.5.20 PASSES (1) Net Content,4.5.19

_397-470 ,,

7'i We further certify th:st this (naterial meets the requirements of MIL-STD-6866 t,n tuvember 1985), Paragraph 4.d.1 and where applicable Amendment 584i

. . . , ncluding 1(10/4/89).

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. pn.cuyt cNo,rteaml 60 100 71550 350 pom 350pom 10.3 g/kg 18000 pomien ent) j g,g,3 15 100 97 5 A00pom e00 pom i 15Cc0 ppm pail o,,,,,,.,..

2=M-prW 0.51.5 75-65 0 100pom 100som 3.5 g/kgt oe.fr att not ev.l, l 37 124-38 8 5000 ppm 5000som not ev l. not ev l.

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i 3. _HA ZARDS TOENTIFICATION l

l EMERGENCY OVERVIEW Volatile nonflammable liquid. Vapore cart ceues unconsciousnese et high concentretion, and can f decornpose to form tonic gases et flame terr.peratures.

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i FOTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS l Skin conteet: Can irritate by removing natural skin oils on long or repeated exposures.

i Eyes: lentating.

} /nhe/ation: Dirriness, nausea, unconsciousness at high concentrations.

j ' Ingestiont Low oral dose toxicity in test animals.

l 'fedical coroditions known to be aggravated by exposure to product: None

&, FIRST A10

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Contact:

Wash off with soap and water, Use soothing lotion.

f Eyes: Rinse carefully under upper and lower eyelids using piency of water, i /nhe/ation: Remove te fresh air if ditzy or nauseated. if unconscious, call phytician immediately.

l /ngestion: Do not inuuce vomiting. Accidental ingestion of a single mouthfulI. not expected to cause significant hemt j N OTE: In 4:1 severe cases, contact physician immediately. Loca! telephone operators een furnish numoer of regional poison control conter, t

  • i. E E W A ZA =40 Condicons of Mammability: Nonflammable.

Rosh point: None.

Rammeb/e /Imits in air 10% to 15% with intense ignition source.

Erfinguishi.7g media: None, self ortinguishing.

Sp ecial fire fighting procedurrs: Ksep containers cool with water soray.

Haserdous combustion products: Smoke, soot, oxides of carbon, phosgene and hydrochloric acid. (See Section 10).

f/nusus/ tire hazerds: Aerosol cans may burst if heated soove 130*F (54*Cl and sprey contents into e fire,

l. ACCIDENTAL. RELEASE MEASURES Mop up or sweep up with absorbent. (For disposel, see Section 131. In case of large spill, evecuate eree and have clean up crew weer respiratory pro te ction.

F. HANDUNG AND STORAGE Avoid breathing veoors.

Avoid eye contact.

Avoid repeated or prolonged skin contact.

Avoid breathing sprey mist.

Do not sprey near eres or fle'mes.

Store away from heet source.

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IP. E.XPOSURE CONTROt.s/ PERSON AL PACTECTION Con trols: Use where ventelation will carry sprey rnist away from occupied erees. .'-

Persons / protection: Wear safety glasses to protect eyes. Weer nitrile rubber gloves if hand exposure is unavoide$

Respirator with solvent vapor obsorbing cartridge if used in poorly ventileted erse.

} Full mask with separate air supply in close, unventilsted spaces.

, 9, PHYSIC At. p A OPERTIE,,S_ '.

/nitial boiling point (bc./kJ: 162*F (72'C1 ASTM D 86 Vapor pressure:

Bulk
230 mm @ 70
  • F(24
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' Aerosol: 105 psi @ 75'F (21ec) 1 Percent volatile: 100 % Vapor density: 4 to 5 1 Density /sp. gravity: ,1.3 Eveparation rate: 0.4 of other #

f Water solubility: *O Appnerance: Clear, colorless liquid . .:

pH; Neutral odor: Ethereal odor l 10. STABttrTY AND RE.A*;TrVITY Stability: Partially decomposes in flame, eres, red hot surf ace  ;

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/neompatib//ity: Powdered zine and powdered sluminum .

Haterdous decomposarion products: Soot, hydrochloric ecad and phosgene ..,

Ren:tivity: None

~i i 11. TCXICOLOctCAL IN50RM ATION i Carcinogenicity: Contains no known or suspected carcinegens listed with CSHA. IARC. NTP, or ACGtH.

Tntoshold limit (Bulk) value: 350 ppm PEL j WNMIS in/armation /Canacal: According to available information. the ingredients have not been found to show reproductive toxicity, teratogenicity, mutagenicity, skin sensititetson, or synergistic toxic ef'fects with other materials.

4 j 12. ECOLOGICAL INFORM ATION i No .ete is everlaole on SKC.NF.1,1,1.trichloroethane (methyl chloroform) is e Class 1 Czone Depleting Chemical (OOC).

i l 13. Ot5 30 S At.

j Ser.1 to licensed f acil:ty for proper disposet.

AC/:.t Herardous wests.

U.S. EPA Waste Number: F002 i

4 1? TRJ NSPORTATION

, U.S. DOT: 49 CFR 172.101 Haterdous Materiale Table

] ju,!k A eresel l Prooer shipping name: 1.1.1.Tric hlorc e thane Consumer Commodity i Hotard class or division: 6.1 ORM-D Iderto/ication No.: UN2831 None

) Pac':ing Group: \li None

15. REOULATORY INFORY ATION
TSCA: ,

Allingredients are listed in TSCA inventary, i CE/ CLA: Reportable quantity (RC) for 1.1.1. Trich'oroethene = 1000 lbs.

i SArL4 TITLEIII, Section 312: 1.1,1-Trichloroethane

! Cs/ifomia Proposition 65: Contains nothing on this list j WhM/S C!sss (Canavel: Butk: D 28: Aerosol: 0-28, A i Note: This MSCS has been prepared to meet WHMIS (Canada) requirements w 'h the exception of using 16 headings.

I i 15. OTHER INFORM ATION

} Revision Statement: Sectson 1 Supersedes: MSDS dated 12/1/94 Prepared b y: Cheri A. Zeletnik. Technical Services Specialist Page 2 of 2 (SKC-NF)

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SUBJECT:

Scotcheck Penetrant TYPE: BATCH No. .

We hereby certify that when tested at the time of manufacture, the above matenal:

1. Meets the requirements of and has been tested for sulfur and halogens according to:

(a) ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,1983 Edition,Section V, Nondestructive Examination, including all Addenda though Winter 1983 Addendum, Paragraph T-625 and Article 24 as applicable.

! (b) ASME Boller and Pressure Vessel Code,1986 Edition,Section V Nondestructive l

! E.xamination, Paragraph T 625 and Article 24 as applicable.

iI (c) ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,1989 Edition,Section V, Nondestructive l J Examination, Paragraph T-625 and Anicle 2t- as applicable.

1l (d) ASTM E 165 80, Paragraph 7.1.

(e) NAVSEA 250-1500-1 (Rev.10 June 1979, Rev.11 May 1983, Rev.12 December 1987)

Paragraphs 12.5.1.1 and 12.5.1.1.1.

1 (f) MIL-STD 271 F(SH). 27 June 1986, Paragraphs 5.3 and 5.3.1.

4 ij (g) MIL-STD-2132A(SH),15 March 1985, Paragraphs 7.1.1, 7.1.2 and 7.1.3 and 1 Appendix C, Paragraph 30.

The following test results were obtained:

S ulfur. O.01 % wt. 'I'. of residuc. Halogen: 0 7_00$1 -

wt. % of residue I Cleaner residue (see Note 3) _ NA g/100g. NA c/100 ml.

2. We further certify that this material does not contain mercury as a basic element, and no mercury bearing equipment was used in its manufacture.

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NOTES: 1. Our batch number appears on the bottom of all aerosol cans and on the label of all bulk containers.

2. Most specifications recuire test results stated in percent but some recuire parts per million (ppm). To convert
  • percent
  • figures to ' parts per million*

move the decimal tour

3. The above certificat) places to the right.on gives the results obtained at the time of manuf q

Age and use may alter the properties of any material.

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j We hereby certify that the Scotcheck Fenetrant eme .e'-T.MYS Batch No. 92ACSP , supplied meets the requirements of MIL-1-25135E, 1

i and is approved by the U.S. Air Force.

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1' When tested according to paragraph 4.4.1.2., Samplin; Plan A, the following results were ll

! cb tained:

210 oF (a) Flash Point (P.\1CT), 4.5.3 2.8 es e 1000 F_

(b) Viscosity, ( 3.00 _ cs Nominal), 4.5.4 .

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! (c) Developer Fluorescence, 4.5.14 NA y, l

!! (d) Water Content, 4.5.21 3s PASSES jj (e) Penetrant Removability, 4.5.17 ( VP-1 Standard)

.r NA 9;. l lj (f) Water Toleranee, 4.5.12 E

' c6 (g) Fluorescent Brightners of Penetrants,4.5.7 ( _ _ Standard) _ _ _

l PAS.eES (h) Surface Wetting, 4.5.6 f NA *$

j, (i) Thermal Stability, 4.5.9 '

NA j (j) Redisp ersibility, 4.5.13 PASSES (k) Valve Leakage, 4.5.00 256-280 p..

j (1) Net Content, 4.5.19 We further certify that this material meets the requirements of MIL-STD-5866 (29 November 19.35), Paragraph 4.4.1 and where applicable,5.3.4. .

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EQUIPMENT DATA: Temp Gauge:ms./6/o Temp Probe:fn3 2.G 'I2>

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  • Manufacturer Brand /Model No Batch /Senal No RSO No Calibranon Coup l ant: Soyorto/ vt r#46sE ' M 3 z r ' /o 40 *Is" w / A Thick: s O Type: ,F(, ,/ + y r - t c.-17 Size: w/g Instrwnentf,,,,4,pg ppggyr q2c y,2ey .pja /I & Mmectors: $

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tailorsuon lime Sensitivity:3 2.~f dB CALIBRATION DATA: Signal to Noise Rauo: N/4 tia o pelay; j ,

Calibration Block Reference Block g Beam Spread? Asy Page # 3 A 6 Filter: 2, ts'mhz SenalNo:UT.,q Serial No:LiviT-oG'Z. Amp!. Control Accuracy Gate Start' ,"4 3 47in Check: p/4 Type: 3 As's c. Type: RompoS Check: Sensiuvity Gate Width:g.sqq m 80%l 80% 40% 20%

Temp: G f *A Check:

  • D Size: N/A delta db -o -12 +6 +12 Check: #

Thickness:s".o in Acceptable 32 64 '

Material: c g Check: Sweep: m/div Range % FSH 48 24  % 96 .

Temp G r*p Final. / WO Actual % FSH l t/o j Lo BolQC I* " ##

Damping: 4OcIL.

Refracted Angles Refracted Angles Instn: ment Lmeanty Calibrauca:

(Sicnal 2 shall equal 50% of signal 1 +/- 5% fs.h.) Enem~ S M S.U.1: gf* S.U.1: gr, Detector: FW Sienal 11100 90 l 80170160 50 40 30 20 10 S.U.2: pj /4 S.U.2:gjg g Mod : P/ E EXAMINATION DATA: Identification Ampi l Sweep M. Path S.Dist I (in) (in)

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p3g, g g g, Field Change: N/A EQUIPMENT DATA: Temp Gauge:m3. /6/o Temp Probe:fns - 2f, c/3' adal2 C b Search Unit Cable Manufacturer Brand /Model No Batch / Serial No RSO No Calibration Couplant So~orfo/ '"'** '2 Z- [~ so so -w x/A c C0 Tm: 4 -t n t - zs -47 Size: pjg No of Connectors: gi Instunent:pm,,,,.pg pmg sy2c y,.zoj .nja //

Frequency Wave Element Shoe Index-Nose Length: / 3 Manufac:urer SenalNo (mhz) mode size anale dimension a

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Sensitivity t/ 7.G dB CALIBRATION DATA: Callerauon Ilme Signal to Noise Rauo: w/4 Delay: # in Calibration Block Reference Block I^iU*I IO Beam Spread?'// 5 Page # ~4 Mi Filter 2 . 2,g'~mhz Senal No: UT.q Serial No:Livi7'-o/,*2. Amp 1. Control Accuracy Gate Start .1 C2.0 in Check: /

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Velocity . g 5tg in/gsec Thickness:s'.O in Acceptable 32 64 q sc> Wdiv Material: c g Check: Range % FSH 48 24 96 96 b***E.

Temp: (, rey Fulal:/ 7g "*

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  • Refracted Angles Refracted Angles insatrnent Lineanty Calibration: Energy S SH (Signal 2 shall equal 50% of signal 1 +/- 5% f.s h.)

S.U.1: 95* S.U.1: 4 "L. Detector. Fte.)

Signal il 100 90 l 80( 70 60 l 50 40130420110

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UNIT 2 Exam Date: ///2 2o. Q, '

Southern California Edison System: 'P 2R CWO/MO: % 03/99A ISI Zone No: o s' Contractor L m r 2V - P&ID. w/4 Corr: w/4 Procedure: SDZ3-xxv//-2.olo6 Rev: / Page 4 of 6 Fitid Change: N/A EQUIPMENT DATA: Temp Gauge:etys - N,/o Temp Probe:frys . 2 G S3 Search Umt Cable Manufacturer Brand /Mclel No Batch /Senal No RSO No Cahbration Matenal: 6 $

Couplant So~ortcM U'T!"'6 zc W z.r~' 90*!r N/A &SO Twe: k'6 -1 v/ j rz(,17 Size: ajg l 4

1*****WawsnrayS fsecM11~ 't20 7/20/ *N/A II No omowctors: $

Frequency Wave Element Shoe index-Nose Length: / 2 Manufacturer Serial No (mhz) mode size angle dimension Search Urut 1: //pgi So Aw., TOI///'f 2.7. I' 6#EAA / "y / (po * /" instrument Status Displav Search Unit 2: njg w/4 wjg At/s w/g y/4 44 Reject O Fl= %

Sensitivity S'O.(* dB Cancrauon inne CALIBRATION DATA: Signal to Noise Rado: p/4 pet,y. g ,

Reference Block Initial: /o/O Beam Spread?)'4s Page #Y Filter: 2 .2.f'~mhz Calibration Block Check:/fr/f~ Gate Start 1 13(, m Senal No: OT. q Senal No:Lrwf-o/,7. Ampl. Control Accuracy Check: g/f;

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  • Type: 3 A si c., Type: fe m#4 S Check- Sensitivitv 80a/d 80%l40% 20 %

Size: N/A Temp: G f */ Check: delta db 6 -12 +c +12 Thickness:s.O in Check: Acceptable 32 64 Check: Range % FSH 48 24 96 96 3 ***P2 I ' 'I("f" I"/d'.'

Material: C S, Temp: c, s-*p Final: / pg'O Actual % FSH e/o:'2.0 6 0 9 0 Damr 5g: t4co.n , "

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Surf. Condition pL A pP6 D 7qy y y y s Reportmg Level: C'o % DAC 50 4, .o (, 3

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REMARKS ,/f Exammer:M.w. REW At.o Date: r2.. z.) 'i(, Reviewer EdC Date: /L 2i.74 ontag Level:II- SCE Approval; h . M cM yulab Date: $'2 3-9 b dl A-Examiner: Date:

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Date / Z ~2.o-96 pace S~ o f 8 REPDRT OF ULTRASONIC BEAM SPREAD DETERMINATION Date: / 2 '2.0 - 9 6 Location: $441 ^>o#46 Me/rr 2.

Calibration Number: A//4 '

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UNIT 2 Exam Date: gz W ,

. . South rn Calif:niin Edison System: y,, r. . ,., m y CWO/MO: 96M i9c\ 5 ISI Zone No: no c; Contractor t._ M T- P&ID: e/M Corr: +/A Procedure: Sc'r", - x x v i t -201L Rev: I Field Change: M/W p,g, [g g EQUIPMENT DATA: Temp G' a uge: M .,- g (, i o Temp Probe: M 3 -2pl3

' Material: c.S Search Unit Cable Manufacturer Brand /Model No Batch /Senal No RSO No Calibration Couplant: SoNOTECH L'LT BAML E HM Mo-% Type: 7% -174 Size: N/A hstrument: ThNAMc rRIcs cpgy U- ct IC C'MO) - ZD/i'l No ofConnectors: o frequency Wave Element Shoe Index-Nose Length: [ g_'

Manufacturer Senal No (mhz) mode size angle dimension Search Unit t: HAR tSoN 8 C- W* */ L25 SHEAR i*t G o* ,8 Instrument Status Display Search Unit 2: N/A N /A N /A N /A N/A N/A N /A Reject: o%

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CALIBRATION DATA: Calibration Tune Signal to Noise Ratio: N/A Calibration Block Reference Block Beam Spread? No Page # Filter 7_,25 mhz

[ Gate Start: /.7; 7 in Serial No: UT-4 Serial No: LM T-liC Check: Ampl. Control Accuracy Type: ScM PAS } Gate Width: d$t- in Type:13AS\c. Check- svg Sensitivity 80 % 80 % 40 % 20 %

a eve *2 o Yo Size: Nph Temp: 70" Check: delta db 12 +6 +12 Thickness: 8:3 in Check: ( Acceptable 32 64 Sup: /-

in/div Material: c 5 Check: /&5 Range % FSH 48 24 96 96 Temp: Jo , Final: 16 50 Actual % FSH 4o zo so eo MS**

Damping: 4 eojt Refracted Ancles Refracted Angles Instrument Lineanty Calibration: En (Signal 2 shall equal 50% of signal 1 +/ 5% f s.h.)

S.U.1: G:o S.U.1: 6O dignal 1 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 E j S.U.2: S.U.2: . Mode: pe '

Signal 2 Sc 4T 40 36 30 25 20 IC 10 6 Angle: co / 6' in thick EXAMINATION DATA: Identification Ampi Sweep M. Path S.Dist IC (in) (in)

Scan Angle: 6 o. ,t

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REF. Sensitivity ,$/.o db 4.10 NorCH do f,J q g, y, y

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ISI Number 1 Exammation Weld / Area PRCT POCT Ex.Volm C.Tmp Scan 1 Scan 2 Scan 3l Scan 4 Acpt/Rejt ed -cM - o oq  % rra Mmz tre Tn ?rne m H F:nb f150 IJ15~ leo 70 ' N 91 NE NPJ NR\ A rpT" cc -co5 - O t O '5PRAv 4DZ? L E TO T"O P H F" A T) /&T 10 20 l00 /(* N e. pe1 gas wi Am 02.- c es -coq REMARKS: 02-ooS-o i o guno 95c o9 y %, not: ove,rf3 To concc,NF Fl6, tcaug-ars O P AT I oN O N OF O V'NO M EZ.LG C){2Lb-Examiner //dkEt Date. runt' '

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SONGS ISI UT EXAMINATION REPORT g,po,13,; gg, g,, q., l UNIT 2 Exam Date: ,z tcyg

,, Southern Ctlifarnia Edison System:

CWO/MO: cf(co 3 l cgcl 3 Fers.m q ISI Zone No: noq Contractor: L M T- P&ID: ,/s. Corr: w/u Procedure: 5&L3 XX V H - zo.5 2.Rev: o Tt N 0-2.

Field Change: #N 88*  ! I d.)-

EQUIP 31ENT DATA: Temp Gauge: M 2, 1& ro Temp Probe: H 3. n 9 3 Manufacturer Brand /Model No Batch /Ser : Matenal: c5 Search Unit Cable TSO No Cahbration Couplant: sono rec-rt mFA%LE W2 W N/A M6 Type: %- ! M Size: #N//\

Instrument: PANAM crgsc5 gporg n 3 zc,e p4c. . . N/A 2M7 No ofConnectors: cs Irequency ' Wave Element Shoe Index-Nose Lengtk gg*

Manafacturer Serial No (mhz) mode size angle dimension Won l

Search Unit 1: HA RisoNi C 2.z5 5 s e A g.  !/1 co- ,6" Instrument Status Displav I Search Unit 2: 8 /A yfn a /^ w ja s/m uj3 g/, Reject: o%

CALIBRATION DATA: Caitorauon ilme Signal to Noise Ratio: N/A ta Calibration Block Reference Block Beam Spread? y Page # 3 Filter 2. 2.5 mhz Serial No: u T - 4 Serial No: t MT- 1 i o Check- Ampl. Control Accuracy Gate Start: i2/ in Type: Basic. Type: FoM pas Check:

    • U Sensitivity 80 % 80 % 40 % 20 %

Temp: 77 a e  %

Size: N/A Check: delta db -6 -12 +6 +12

'Diickness: 6 in Check: $ # ***

Acceptable 32 64 Matenal: c 5 Check: //4/5 Range % FSH 48 24 96 96 Sweep - in/div Temp: 7o Final: nei Actual % FSH no ze to so

/ c psec Refracted Angles Damping: qc,ojt.

Refracted Angles Instn: ment Lincanty Calibration:

(Sicnal 2 shall equal 50% of signal 1 +/- 5% f.s.h.) K S.U.1: 6 o* S.U.1: Co. Signal 1 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 -

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/ M&Mri Date: /g/t<>/f%, Reviewer' f' 7 W~ Date: I'l - 2 I-M Level E Examiner h M 2 Date: 10/de/9 4 SCE Approval: AN. EtIiw d L Date: Ild 3'9 b f l Level: ANII Review- MIt.ra%A Date: /f/f#'f6 i

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lyt Job. No. _ w /n Date /,2 /,2 0 / 9 6 Pace 3 of 8 REPORT OF ULTRASONIC BEAM SPREAD DETERMIFATION Datt:

ld/c?d/96 Location: Co UTA /d"1 M/ I Calibration Number: @-oog - C/V -

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I MEASUREMENTS:

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_ SONGS ISI UT EXAMINATION REPORT g,portso [$5{,,

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  • UNIT 2

., Southern California Edison Exam Date: _ / / /2 - 2/-96 System: _P;;r p CWO/MO: 9(oo 3144 3oco ISI Zone No: _or l Contractor L fWT ; roc.. P&ID: N/A _ Corr:g l Procedure: So23 ryi/r/- lo.5'fRev: 2. '

Field Change: ^1/4 p p EQUIPMENT DATA: Temp Gauge:et:3-/6/o Temp Probe: m3 2.G,93 Manufacturer Brand /Model No Batch /Senal No RSO No Calibration Material % hch M caw Couplant So Mar Ee,a Ut.TNE4.E 9 9 2.C lotlo-9f N/A M I" 2- Z4,- 9 'f Type: RG -ly l Size: t~2 Instnnent Page m grgges gpec.w 3E 9 2.c6640% MIA // f ""*** '8 d l f requency Wave Element Shoe Index-Nose Lengi g2,4 Manufacturer Senal No (mhz) mode size angle dimension Search Umt 1: M66450NICS NID '2 . R, L 2(.ts/.*')95~ ..S Instrument status Displav Search Unit 2: wl 4 ulA ulA p)A p)4 N l Ar g)g Reject: oFF  %

CALIBRATION DATA: Calibratton fune Signal to Noise Ratio: I o '. l 9e Calibration Block Reference Block Initial: 12.) f~ Beam Spread? N)8r Page # pl A Filter. 2.7.- ( mhz Serial No: UT- l(p Serial No: t.mT.o 3'i. Chec Ampi. Control Accuracy Gate SM ,7.% 3 in Type: beA.s

  • I" Type:P, p E. S E.6 Size: l 2. " Temp: 4gop Check:

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Sensitivity delta db 80 % 80 % 40% 20 %

12 +c +12 f [ '

Thickness:).2 5"m Check' Acceptable 32 64 " '##

Material: G S Check: Range % FSH 48 24 96 96 SwN . 2.co in/div Temp 4 g *p Final: l3)f Actual % FSH . 9o to 901 BoI 0 "**

Damping: go ./t.

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l. V9T boa 20 .18) .i_03 i Surf. Condition: SuFF6b 2. % T' GO'/- 90 *4s 2.
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ISI Number ) Exanunation Weld / Area PRCT POCT Ex.Volnic.Tmp Scan 1 Scan 2 Scan 3! Scan 4 Aept/Reit 02 -Oo s-O'M h R.c E Nome v> Swr Ewo ws LD 12.30 1302, loo */, if% M LE u str p ct.I p e_r A.FT-

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REMARKS: p Exammer: M.c.d. G N A.D Date: r2. -7 t-% Reviewer: P. J. C Date: 11-24-$ 6

/mtoW Level: II SCE Approval: h MtObirs, Date: Id cl 3 S b Examiner: + ) A- Date: s 1 A.'

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Southern California Edison Exam Date: g/ 70/ 9i CWO/MO # 4L o b l49 3 * " "

Contractor: L m *T 'T~ea-t Page i or i Procedure # be 1-b M\UI - 20$ 8 Rev. O Field Change # d I p.--

System: fEx PGID: Qlb- Coor; th Material: 55 Thick: r3l A Size: als- in alt- Surf. Condi tion : ]/es.,o . s MTG Type Batch # Pso # Pre-Dry /Dwelli,ma Cleaner: 'MG"'Edi SEG-49 9 S Fl i Z P O923 90 6 Penetrant: m A G .n V\ a s S VL. \h)$ 7 L r4 o 6 [ L V 0LL C G /o Developer: mao-im Sko-67 9 3 40 3t SK 60 332: 7 Temp Guage: Hs. %qt Cal Due: Sc / 5 / 91 Ten:o Probe: n s 2(,C s** Cal Due: d/ ( /G 7 Blk Iqt S/N: OlA Blk lgt mtr S/N: t3la Blk lgt Qual Tw=: QQ Cleaner Method: 9lg ] 990 Ggg App .Me thod; n asH-Sketch (Y or N) . (O Sketch Page No: U\g ISZ Nu=1ber Exam Area Descript1oc Con:p . Weld Accep t/

Results Tm. Me 0 2- st C- C $1 S: W m 't.\ s c UM> '76 " F cue Ur1 A cem-f I

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Signature Date S T Approval Date Resule Codes: NI - No Indications M NndKtbtN p 9 ( l NRI = No RecordableReportabic Indications ANII Reviev Date RI - Reportable Indications N/A = Not Applicablc to this examination g

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