Let’s test everyone: What types of joints in pressure vessels require 100% RT or UT?
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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2019-7-2 at 19:04; the file bg4.png was used. Let’s test everyone: 6. What types of joints are present in pressure vessels that require 100% RT or UT inspection? Which assemblies still require MT or PT.
Last edited by huanghong on 2019-7-3 09:05: Flanged joints with neck for ring butt connections； Spliced tube sheet ； Spliced head.
TSG21-2016 3.2.10
It is a term applied to most of the main pressure-bearing components, except for the cylinder. End caps, tube sheets, flanges, reinforcement rings, and bellows are relatively common.
First, the reinforcement ring is no longer a primary compression member; should it still be followed? Second, for 100% testing, it must pass at level two, or it can also pass at level three.
First, the reinforcement ring is no longer a primary compression member; should it still be followed? Second, for 100% testing, it must pass at level two, or it can also pass at level three.
First, the reinforcement ring is no longer a primary compression member; should it still be followed? Second, for 100% testing, it must pass at level two, or it can also pass at level three.