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Can it be determined whether it is a crack?

2010-07-24View Original

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A106B 2\" flange welded to a 3\"x2\" elbow, X-Strong grade, at a temperature of 140 degrees and a pressure of 45 kilograms; in a static environment without corrosive substances. There is a very slight leakage at a distance of approximately 1.6 MM from the weld line, and neither X-ray inspections nor PT tests could detect any defects. Is it possible that it’s a crack? Thank you! !
Reply #22010-07-24
If PT testing cannot detect it, then it shouldn’t be a crack (provided that the PT test was done properly). RT testing is not very effective for detecting such defects; I think if a leak is detected, there must definitely be some defect! It’s important to pay attention whether there are cracks or not!

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