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RP-04-72-HD1976-SG, Methods and Controls to Prevent In-Service Cracking of Carbon Steel Welds in P-1 Materials in Corrosive Petroleum Refining Environments-HD1976

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A weld hardness limitation to prevent in-service cracking of welds on P-1 steel equipment used in the refining industry.  Factors  related to such cracking:  Corrosive environment. Hardness. Total stress. Historical Document 1976

Product Number: RP-04-72-HD1976
Author: NACE International
Publication Date: 1976
Industry: Test Method
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This Recommended Practice establishes a weld hardness limitation to prevent in-service cracking of welds on P-1 steel equipment used in the refining industry. Information is also given on the three primary factors believed related to in-service cracking of carbon steel welds. These factors are corrosive environment, hardness, and total stress.

Unless otherwise indicated, the hardness limitation given in this Standard is to be applied to refinery pressure vessels, heat exchangers, tanks, and piping constructed of steels specifically classified as P-1 group nos. 1 and 2(except SA-266 Class 3, SA-299, SA-414 grade G, SA-455 Types I and II) in the 1974 edition of the ASME Code~ Section IX, in the ANSI Piping Code 831.3, I 973 edition, and in API Standard 650 Fifth Edition (7 /73).

Historical Document 1976

This Recommended Practice establishes a weld hardness limitation to prevent in-service cracking of welds on P-1 steel equipment used in the refining industry. Information is also given on the three primary factors believed related to in-service cracking of carbon steel welds. These factors are corrosive environment, hardness, and total stress.

Unless otherwise indicated, the hardness limitation given in this Standard is to be applied to refinery pressure vessels, heat exchangers, tanks, and piping constructed of steels specifically classified as P-1 group nos. 1 and 2(except SA-266 Class 3, SA-299, SA-414 grade G, SA-455 Types I and II) in the 1974 edition of the ASME Code~ Section IX, in the ANSI Piping Code 831.3, I 973 edition, and in API Standard 650 Fifth Edition (7 /73).

Historical Document 1976

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