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Is this a weld crack?

2017-09-04View Original

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This is the area of the reinforcement ring on the top of the equipment body; there are crack-like marks at the welded parts, but it could also be paint marks. What do you all think?
Reply #22017-09-04
This is usually paint cracking. If you want to find out, it’s easy too – just remove the paint on the outside and take a look
Reply #32017-09-04
If the paint is removed, then just do a coloring
Reply #42017-09-04
To check for airtightness, just apply some soapy water and see
Reply #52017-09-04
It seems to be a painting issue based on the appearance; if you’re not convinced, it’s better to do a PT
Reply #62017-09-05
It definitely isn’t a crack. If the crack is that obvious, it’s an extreme situation.
Reply #72017-09-05
It’s a reinforced version of the opening on the tank; the material used here cannot possibly develop such cracks. Visible paint cracks. Just grind it with a angle grinder and see; then spray some penetrant and it will be obvious at a glance.
Reply #82017-09-05
Using a angle grinder involves the use of fire on site, which is quite dangerous; the medium inside is liquid hydrocarbons, and even minor leaks can be hazardous.

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