Chris Fowler, NACE VP speaks at Corrosion Management Summit 2008

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    1. Sour Service Testing of Girth Welds Dr Chris Fowler FIMMM Global Director Bodycote Corrosion
    2. The Four Point Bend Test History ASTM G39 ISO 7539-2 Homogeneous Prismatic Samples Loaded by Deflection Elastic Region only. slide number 2
    3. The Four Point Bend Test History EFC 16 (Carbon Steels) Shows weld root intact sample. Longitudinal and Transverse. Mentions Strain Gauging slide number 3
    4. The Four Point Bend Test History EFC 17 Implies root intact sample Provides Strain Gauge Formulae. slide number 4
    5. The Four Point Bend Test NACE TM0177(Carbon Steels & CRA’s) Mentions Four Point Bends as an supplementary test. WG085f Tasked with writing a test procedure. slide number 5
    6. The Four Point Bend Test NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 (Carbon Steels & CRA’s) 4PB test method included for carbon steels (80 / 90% AYS) and CRA’s (100% AYS) Evaluation of carbon steels for SSC not well defined (refers to NACE TM0177!) Evaluation method for 4PB carbon steels detailed for SOHIC and SZC and NOT SSC. Evaluation of CRA’s for SSC and SCC not well defined (refers to NACE TM0177 and EFC 17). slide number 6
    7. The Four Point Bend Test Reality Weld Root intact NON Homogenous Curved With miss-match Thickness (FEA) slide number 7
    8. The Four Point Bend Test Reality Carbon Steel v CRA’s Ambient Temperature High Temperature slide number 8
    9. The Four Point Bend Test slide number 9
    10. The Four Point Bend Test slide number 10
    11. The Four Point Bend Test Loading Issues (1) 80% & 90% AYS!!! Compensates for loss of Residuals? NOT ALL IN THE SAME DIRECTION What is the AYS? Tensile data or Flexural 4pt bend? slide number 11
    12. The Four Point Bend Test Loading Issues (2) Strain Gauge Location Strain distribution across width and length Miss-match Load Stability slide number 12
    13. The Four Point Bend Test Evaluation No standard practice. New section in EFC 16 EFC 17-x10 & SEM or Metallography Not covered by either TM0177 or ISO 15156 slide number 13
    14. The Four Point Bend Test Historically Loaded 72% SMYS Elastic Region Now Used as Weld Qualification At high % AYS Possible Plastic Zone slide number 14
    15. The Four Point Bend Test The Way Forward Scrap the Test! Recognise the Test limitations Write a comprehensive test procedure. New workgroup under EFC charged with producing a procedure. Review LOADING LEVELS. or THE FULL RING TEST slide number 15
    16. The Full Ring Test Published by the UK Health & Safety Executive as OTI 95-635 Included in ISO15156/NACE MR0175 as an option slide number 16
    17. The Full Ring Test Description A Test method which simulates worst case conditions but with a touch or reality A method which qualifies linepipe material and associated welds for use in Sour Service. Verified against Full Scale Pressure Tests. slide number 17
    18. The Full Ring Test Schematic(1) slide number 18
    19. The Full Ring Test Schematic(2) slide number 19
    20. The Full Ring Test Load Considerations Pipe loaded to the level of maximum DESIGN Loaded in the direction of the field applied stress. Edge effects avoided. Variation in AYS not important slide number 20
    21. The Full Ring Test Residual Stress Residual stress from pipe manufacture retained Residual stress from welding retained Residual stress from repairs retained Residual strain from pipe bending retained No guess at the compensation for loss of residual stress required. slide number 21
    22. The Full Ring Test Weld Repairs Root repair can be included Full thickness repair can be included. Can be conducted at elevated temperature. slide number 22
    23. The Full Ring Test Monitoring slide number 23
    24. The Full Ring Test Sample Selection Full Pipe section tested More material tested Avoids randomness of selection slide number 24
    25. The Full Ring Test Projects BP Miller Mobil Beryl Bluestream ADCO – various Agip Chevron Statoil slide number 25
    26. The Full Ring Test Overall Advantages A realistic test Simulates the Field Conditions slide number 26
    27. The Full Ring Test Conclusions •NO loss of residual stress/strain •Applied load in the correct direction •NO sample selection problems •Girth weld and repair can be included. •Genuine surface exposed to the environment. •Controlled loading slide number 27
    28. The Full Ring Test The Real Test slide number 28
    29. The Full Ring Test The Real Test slide number 29
    30. The Full Ring Test Acknowledgements Conoco Phillips BP ADCO Technip Bluestream To name but a few! slide number 30

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