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Help, is there a crack in this weld?

2017-07-15View Original

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As shown in the image, a distinct mark can be seen at the arc-closing point, but it cannot be detected by PT. How exactly does it arise?
Reply #22017-07-15
It doesn’t quite look like it. It can be polished with an angle grinder, followed by another penetrant test, allowing for a clear determination.
Reply #32018-01-05
If there is no medium inside the pipe, RT radiographic testing is recommended for the butt weld! The fillet welds are colored with PT.
Reply #42018-03-17
That’s not a crack; it’s caused by the welder’s action of ending the weld
Reply #52018-04-08
It’s hard to be sure; it’s best to do a magnetic particle test or coloring test. If that’s not reliable, take X-rays. As a last resort, consider welding it again
Reply #62018-04-11
It’s not a crack; at least the surface defects are not serious
Reply #72018-06-24
It’s not a crack. If the surface finish is poor, it should be polished to ensure a smooth transition, after which necessary PT tests should be carried out in accordance with the design requirements

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