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Welding repair issues for gate valve seats made of STL6

2020-04-20View Original

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The seat sealing surface of the 22-inch, 600 lb gate valve has around 10 cracks. How can TIG welding be used to ensure that no further cracks occur, given that the material is STL6?
Reply #22020-04-21
Is it visible to the naked eye that there are cracks, but testing doesn’t reveal any issues? Why is that?
Reply #32020-04-21
Does this material expand when heated and contract when cooled? The cracks shrink when they are cold, so they cannot be detected by flaw detection methods
Reply #42020-04-22
First, locate the crack, then use a grinder to grind it until a groove is formed; keep grinding until the crack can no longer be seen. After that, performing welding repairs will prevent cracks from appearing again.

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