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What is that white substance at the weld?

2020-11-13View Original

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I went to the construction site to learn*, and I noticed a white, lime-like substance at one of the welds on a container. Could someone please explain what it is? The picture is shown below:
Reply #22020-11-13
Chalk powder, used for kerosene tests
Reply #32020-11-13
It’s supposed to prevent spatter during welding, :)
Reply #42020-11-13
Chalk powder, prevents welding spatter, easy to clean!
Reply #52020-11-13
The anti-splash coating should be applied before welding; it’s clear from the picture that it was applied after welding, so it’s likely kerosene that is leaking
Reply #62020-11-14
The answer on the 2nd floor is correct. Some also mentioned the need to prevent welding spatter; yet the equipment is already installed, so there’s no need for protection against welding spatter – it’s obviously something that should be applied after installation

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