[Time-Limited Quick Answer Contest, Round 2] 03 (Correct answer = +15 Wealth Points) [Completed]
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Purpose: 1. To increase the popularity of this section. 2. Learn *professional knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere and exchange professional English. Rules: 1. Respond to answer quickly, translating the English in parentheses into Chinese. 2. Editing the post twice after replying is strictly prohibited; such posts will be considered invalid if detected. 3. The first person to answer correctly gets +15 wealth. 4. Scope of questions: Common specifications and experience manuals for the process and piping fields. Note: 1. Users who answer 5 questions correctly in total will receive a +50 wealth reward. Topic for this issue: 03. If removing surface defects to an acceptable level does not result in reducing the wall thickness below an acceptable value, the area shall be （blended smoothly） into the surrounding surface. Correct answer: Smoothly connected. Winner: olivetree. This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-4-14 10:26
If the surface defects are removed to an acceptable level without reducing the wall thickness below the acceptable value, then that area should be smoothly integrated with the surrounding areas.
After treating surface defects, if they are within an acceptable range (or within the tolerance limits), then the connection areas around them with the main body can be polished smooth.
Welding terminology: To fuse smoothly (well, without problems)
(blended smoothly) Smoothed out smoothly.
blended smoothly smoothly polished
blended smoothly smooth transition
Smoothly polished, with no obvious boundaries