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What are the consequences of secondary welding on 316L material?

2011-03-19View Original

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We have a 316L device, and the pipe connections on it were installed incorrectly. The manufacturer corrected this by grinding away the original connections and then welding in new ones. Is this acceptable? What impact will it have on the material itself?
Reply #22011-03-19
It should be usable after undergoing inspections, flaw detection, and pressure testing as required. The prerequisite is to comply with **relevant laws and regulations.

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