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Should surface inspection be performed on Class CD welds in pressure vessels with a medium of crude helium?

2024-07-09View Original

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In our design department, CD-type welds do not have a surface finish. But isn’t helium highly permeable? Wouldn’t it be better for surface inspection?
Reply #22024-07-09
For pressure vessels containing helium, surface inspection of the welds is indeed recommended due to helium’s high permeability. This allows for more effective detection of any minor cracks or holes that may exist, preventing helium leaks and ensuring safe use. Although standards or specifications may not require surface inspection of CD class welds, it is recommended to carry out such inspection for safety and preventive maintenance purposes. .

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