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【Daily Question】2016.01.27 Inspection of steam pipeline welds (2 wealth points for replying; +3–8 additional wealth points if the answer is correct)

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Reply #22016-01-27
Saturated water vapor pipeline at 0.6 MPa(g) and 147°C, material 20g; welds do not require non-destructive testing. (X)
Reply #32016-01-27
Saturated water vapor pipeline at 0.6 MPa(g) and 147°C, material 20g; welds do not require non-destructive testing. (Mistake)
Reply #42016-01-27
True or False: For a pipeline carrying saturated water vapor at 0.6 MPa(g) and 147°C, with a material grade of 20G, it is not necessary to perform non-destructive testing on the welds. (Mistake)
Reply #52016-01-27
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