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2022-10-05View Original

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For cracks in the composite plates of pressure vessels, these can be removed by grinding; if the crack does not reach the base material, welding repairs can be carried out. Does this constitute major maintenance for pressure vessels?
Reply #22022-10-07
It does not belong. The composite layer of pressure vessel composite plates is not designed for strength.
Reply #32022-10-09
It’s of course a major repair. TSG 21-2016 defines major repairs of pressure vessels as the replacement of the main pressure-bearing components, reshaping, patching, as well as the rewelding of Class A and B butt joints in pressure vessels manufactured by welding methods, or the repair of adhesive joints in non-metallic pressure vessels. Therefore, repairing composite materials necessarily requires partial removal of the base layer and the coating before repairs can be carried out; it is definitely a major repair.
Reply #42022-10-15
The review plate should not be considered a primary compressive element
Reply #52022-10-16
If the depth of damage exceeds half, weld repair is required; generally, local inspection agencies require that this be treated as a major repair, with corresponding notification and supervision during the inspection process

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