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The material of the high-pressure steam pipeline is substandard

2009-03-30View Original

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After welding the high-pressure steam pipes made of 12Cr1Mnv heat-resistant steel in our factory, it was found that one of the pipes had not undergone heat treatment upon arrival; however, it is impossible to determine which one it is. What is a simple method to identify it? Measure hardness? Is the difference big? Looking forward to your advice!
Reply #22009-03-31
Metallographic testing requires sampling; the pipes have all been installed. No, we can only take samples.
Reply #32009-03-31
It should be able to measure hardness, and it’s simple and practical.

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