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Reliability Analysis of Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing for Pressure Pipe Girth Welds
Cao Enming,Han Jianhuang,Zhang Guofu,Song Zhen
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In order to study the reliability of phased array ultrasonic testing for pressure pipe girth welds. In this paper, φ273 mm×13 mm and No. 20th steel pipe are selected and welded by butt ring welding, The weld area is evenly divided into 6 the same length areas and preburied five different defects. Phased array equipment, X⁃ray equipment and diffraction time difference ultrasonic testing equipment were used to detect the weld seam respectively. The relative data of each defect are measured by phased array equipment, and compared with the data of defect length and x⁃axis location obtained by X⁃ray detection, and with the data of defect height measured by Diffraction Time⁃difference Ultrasound Detection. High reliability of PAUT technology for welding Joint inspection of pressure pipeline. For rework and defect recording, PAUT technology is superior to TOFD ultrasonic detection technology and RT technology.
2019, 39 (6): 61-66. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2019.06.011
Three Reminders Pressure Inlet Filter Short Cracking Failure Analysis
Fu Liang,Zhang Guofu,Liu Dan
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      Pressure machine inlet filter short piping could produce cracks in a short time. Crack parts of the macroscopic examination, chemical composition analysis, tissue imaging, scanning electron microscopy analysis, and mechanical analysis were studied. The results showed that in the corrosive medium containing H 2S, the flange and the nozzle were subjected to welding residual stress during the manufacturing process, and the welding residual stress caused stress corrosion, resulting in cracking along the embrittlement.
2017, 37 (2): 48-53. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2017.02.011