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Problems in the shaping of pressure-bearing components in low-temperature pressure vessels

2015-11-06View Original

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Clause 8.3.6 of MIIT 20585 requires that \"for materials designated for use in the normalized state, they should be heat-formed under controlled temperature conditions using the normalization process, or undergo re-normalization after forming.\" Does this requirement mean that cold forming is not allowed for materials designated for use in the normalized state?
Reply #22015-11-08
It should be possible to perform cold forming; post-weld heat treatment can be used to restore it
Reply #32015-11-08
I think it can be cold-formed, as long as the cold-forming deformation rate remains within the standard range.
Reply #42015-11-09
Does it mean that the mechanical properties are restored after shaping?

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