Requirements for vessels with thickness, Mechanical Engineering

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Q. Requirements for vessels with thickness?

The following additional requirements are applicable, as specified, to Carbon Steel and Low Alloy steel pressure vessels with main shell thicknesses greater than 50.8 mm:

Prior to release from the supplier, all plate materials shall be Ultrasonically Examined (UT) in accordance with SA-435 or SA-578.
The carbon content for Carbon Steel plates and forgings shall be limited to 0.30% max.
All vessel connections shall be flanged.
All nozzles shall be of the integrally forged, self-reinforcing type.
Reinforcing pads for opening reinforcement are not permitted.
Nozzle internal projections shall be flush with the contour of the vessel.
100% radiography (RT) shall be carried out on all category A, B, and C butt welds.
Radiography shall be carried out after PWHT.
100% UT shall be carried out on all forgings over 75 mm in thickness.
100% UT shall be carried out on all category D welds.
100% Magnetic particle examination (MT) shall be carried out on all cut edges of pressure containing parts including all nozzle openings.
100% MT shall be carried out after PWHT on all areas from which temporary attachment welds have been removed.

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