0 Poll Abdullah MalikIncomer Asked: July 28, 2020In: Piping InspectionPiping system corrosion rates shall be calculated on?0Poll Results 0%Always on a short term basis 0%Preferably on a long term basis 0%On a circuit averaging basis 100%Either a short or long term basis ( 3 voters ) Based On 3 VotesParticipate in Poll, Choose Your Answer. Always on a short term basis Preferably on a long term basis On a circuit averaging basis Either a short or long term basis
0 Poll Terrence McFaddenIncomer Asked: May 8, 2020In: Piping InspectionWhat are the two main considerations in welding austenitic stainless steel?0Poll Results 20%Porosity and Slag inclusion ( 1 voter ) 80%Solidification cracking and Hot cracking ( 4 voters ) 0%Lack of fusion and Overlap 0%Under-bead cracking and HAZ cracking Based On 5 VotesParticipate in Poll, Choose Your Answer. Porosity and Slag inclusion Solidification cracking and Hot cracking Lack of fusion and Overlap Under-bead cracking and HAZ cracking
0 Roy DysonIncomer Asked: May 2, 2020In: Piping InspectionWhich electrode should be used for making repairs on API 5L or lower strength materials, when the temperature of the material is below 32oF?0
0 Poll Sarah McbrideIncomer Asked: April 28, 2020In: Piping InspectionA leak test on a new piping system if done per B31.3 general rules would exceed the yield strength of the piping material at test temperature, in that case, it is permissible to;0Poll Results 0%Not test the piping 0%Use non-destructive testing instead 0%Substitute a Barlow sensitive leak test 100%Decrease the test pressure to one which will not exceed the yield strength ( 3 voters ) Based On 3 VotesParticipate in Poll, Choose Your Answer. Not test the piping Use non-destructive testing instead Substitute a Barlow sensitive leak test Decrease the test pressure to one which will not exceed the yield strength
