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Selection of weld inspection methods for the oil-in-tube shell and head

2007-08-30View Original

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There is an oil pocket on the ammonia storage tank; the diameter of this oil pocket is 219. What testing method should be used for the welds between the cylinder of this oil pocket and its end cap – RT or MT? Please share your opinions
Reply #22007-09-01
According to Article 88 of the code, this weld can be inspected using MT
Reply #32010-04-30
In my personal opinion, the circumferential joints of the oil-containing cylinder and the head should be subjected to RT testing in accordance with the proportion of flaw detection required for the main body of the equipment

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