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TOYO KOREA
TOYO KOREA
Training for M
Training for Metallurg
etallurgy
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- Fundamental
Fundamental -
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October 29,30 2009
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Outline
Outline
Oct. 29th
• Fundamental of Metallurgy, Corrosion and Welding
Oct. 30th
• Wet H2S cracking (HIC, SSC etc) and NACE standards
• Materials Selection for Oil and Gas Production facilities
• Materials Selection for Oil Refineries
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Contents
Contents
• Fundamental of Metallurgy
• Engineering Materials
(*) Short questions
• Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.)
(*) Short questions
• Welding effects on Material Failures
(*) Short questions
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Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Crystal
Crystal -
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face-centered cubic lattice (fcc) body-centered cubic lattice (bcc)
hexagonal close packing lattice (hcp)
tetragonal lattice
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Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Structure
Structure -
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Ferrite
• bcc
• Carbon steel, Cr-Mo etc.
• Brittle material
• Magnetic material
Austenite
• fcc
• Type304SS、Ni alloy etc.
• Non-brittle material
• Non-magnetic material
Ferritic-Austenitic, Duplex
• Ferritic (bcc) and austenitic (fcc)
• Duplex SS
• Magnetic material
Martensite
• Tetragonal lattice
• Type410SS etc.
• Brittle material
• Magnetic material
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austenite
ferrite
ferrite
pearlite
austenite
Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Heat Treatment
Heat Treatment -
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Temperature
[℃]
Temperature
[℃]
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1. annealing - heating to and holding at a suitable temperature and then cooling
at a suitable rate for such purposes as: reducing hardness, improving
machinability, facilitating cold working, producing a desired microstructure, or
obtaining desired mechanical, physical, or other properties
2. normalizing - a process in which a ferrous metal is heated to a suitable
temperature above the transformation range and is subsequently cooled in
still air at room temperature
3. quenching - rapid cooling of a heated metal
4. solution heat treatment - heating an alloy to a suitable temperature, holding at
that temperature long enough to allow one or more constituents to enter into
solid solution, and then cooling rapidly enough to hold the constituents in
solution
5. tempering -reheating a hardened metal to a temperature below the
transformation range to improve toughness
Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Heat Treatment
Heat Treatment -
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Solution treatment (1030-1150℃)
ASTM A351
Solution treatment(1010-1150℃)
ASTM A240
Stainless
steel
Quenching & Tempering
ASTM A508
Annealing, annealing, normalizing &
tempering
ASTM A234 Gr WP22
410-590N/mm2:annealing or normalizing
520-690N/mm2:normalizing & tempering
ASTM A387 Gr 22)
Low alloy
steel
As fabricated(hot rolled), ,annealing or
normalizing (cold rolled)
ASTM A106 Gr A
As rolled (t≦50mm)
Normalizing (t>50mm)
ASTM A204 Gr A
Carbon
Steel
Heat Treatment
Typical ASTM material
Material
Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Heat Treatment
Heat Treatment -
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Structure vs. Hardness(CCT diagram)
CCT : Continuous Cooling Transformation
Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Heat Treatment
Heat Treatment -
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Ductile fracture Brittle fracture
Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Brittleness
Brittleness -
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Evaluation methods
Metallurgy
Metallurgy -
- Brittleness
Brittleness -
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(Ref. ASME SECTIONⅧ DIV1 PART UCS-66)
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Contents
Contents
• Fundamental of Metallurgy
• Engineering Materials
• Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.)
• Welding and Material Failures
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Classifications of Materials
Classifications of Materials
Metallic Materials
• Ferrous(Cast irons, carbon steels, Cr-Mo steels, Stainless steels etc.)
• Non-Ferrous(Ni alloys, Cu alloys, Ti etc.)
Non-metallic Materials
• Organic materials(plastic resin, rubbers, fluorocarbon resin, FRP etc.)
• Inorganic materials(ceramics, glass lining etc.)
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Carbon steel & Cast Iron
Carbon steel & Cast Iron
Temperature
[℃]
Carbon content
•Cast iron
•Gray cast iron
•high tension cast iron
•White cast iron
•Malleable cast iron
•ductile cast iron
•spherical graphite cast iron
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Stainless Steels
Stainless Steels
Stainless Steels
category structure
Cr
Cr-Ni
Austenite
Ferrite-Austenite
Precipitation Hardening (PH)
Martensite
Ferrite
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18-8 - C 18-8 - C 18-8
C 0.1% Intergranular Corrosion Resistance C≦0.08% Intergranular Corrosion Resistance C≦0.03%
302 304 304L
+ Ti, Nb 321
Intergranular Corrosion Resistance
High Temp. Strength
347 - C 18-8-Mo
Intergranular Corrosion Resistance C≦0.03%
+ Mo 316L
Acid Corrosion Resistance
316 + Mo + Ni, Cr, Mo
Corrosion Resistance
317 (Hastelloy)
+ Cu + Ni, Cr, Cu
Acid Corrosion Resistance Acid Corrosion Resistance
(Carpenter20Cb) (Carpenter20Cb-3)
+ Ni, Cr + Ni, Cr
High Temp. Strength High Temp. Strength Corrosion Resistance
Oxidation Resistance 310, 310S Oxidation Resistance Incoloy800 (Inconel)
- C 12Cr + Cr + Cr,Mo -C, N +Cr, Mo
Corrosion Resistance C<0.15 Corrosion Resistance Corrosion Resistance
420 410 430 Toughness 444 XM27
+ Al
Weldability
405 447J1
S31500 329J3L
URANUS50 NAS45 DIN4533
329J1 329J4L DIN4582
DIN4460
18-8-Ti
18-8-Nb
18-8-Mo
18-8-Mo-Cu
Ni-Mo-(Cr)
18-8-3.5Mo
13Cr-0.3C 17Cr
20-35-2Mo-3Cu-Nb
25-20 20-32-Ti, Al Ni-Cr-Fe Alloy
20-30-2Mo-3Cu-Nb
18-27Cr
12Cr-0.2Al
19Cr-2Mo 26Cr-1Mo
30Cr-2Mo
18Cr-4Ni-3Mo-Si
20Cr-5Ni-Ti
25Cr-5Ni-1.5Mo
27Cr-4Ni-1.5Mo
22Cr-5Ni-3Mo-0.14N
20Cr-4Ni-Mo-Cu
25Cr-6Ni-3Mo
20Cr-5Ni-Mo-Cu
25Cr-7Ni-1.5Mo-Nb
Stainless Steels
Stainless Steels
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Ni alloy
Ni alloy
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Ni alloy
Ni alloy
For HCl
Hastelloy B
For HAZ
Hastelloy B-2
Low C
For oxidizing
service
Hastelloy C
Cr addition
For HAZ
Hastelloy C-276
Low C
Low cost
Hastelloy G
Fe addition
Heat resistant
Hastelloy C-4
Ti addition
Corrosion resistant
Hastelloy C-22
High Cr content
For hot cracking
Hastelloy G-3
Low C、Nb addition
Corrosion resistant
Hastelloy G-30
High Cr content
Localized corrosion
Hastelloy H
High Mo content
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B111(SB111)
B171(SB171)
C71500
Cu30Ni
B111(SB111)
B171
C71000
Cu20Ni
For polluted
seawater
B111(SB111)
B171(SB171)
C70600
Cu10Ni
Cupronickel
As and Al to prevent
dezincification and
erosion
B111(SB111)
C68700
CuZnAlAs
Aluminum Brass
B111
B171(SB171)
C61400
CuZnAlFe
B111(SB111)
C60800
CuZnAlAs
Aluminum Bronze
B171(SB171)
C46500
CuZnAs
B171(SB171)
C46400
CuZn
Naval Brass
B111(SB111)
B171(SB171)
C44500
CuZnP
B111(SB111)
B171(SB171)
C44400
CuZnSb
Sn to prevent
dezincification
B111(SB111)
B171(SB171)
C44300
CuZnAs
Inhibited Admiralty
Brass
Description
ASTM(ASME)
UNS No.
Metal Grade
Category
Cu Alloys
Cu Alloys
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Ti Alloys
Ti Alloys
B265,B338,B381
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Gr.34(F-34)
(Ti-Ru-Pd-Cr-Ni)
B265,B338,B381
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Gr.33(F-33)
(Ti-Ru-Pd-Cr-Ni)
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R53400
Gr. 12(F-12)
(Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni)
Ti,
Alloy
B265, B338(SB265,SB338, SB381)
R52254
Gr. 27(F-27)
(Ti-0.1Ru)
B265, B338(SB265, SB338, SB381)
R52404
Gr. 26(F-26)
(Ti-0.1Ru)
Ti,
Unalloyed plus Ru
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R52252
Gr. 17(F-17)
(Ti-0.06Pd)
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R52402
Gr. 16(F-16)
(Ti-0.06Pd)
Ti,
Unalloyed plus Pd
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R52250
Gr. 11(F-11)
(Ti-0.15Pd)
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R52400
Gr. 7(F-7)
(Ti-0.15Pd)
Ti,
Unalloyed plus Pd
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB381)
R50700
Gr. 4(F-4)
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R50550
Gr. 3(F-3)
B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R50400
Gr. 2(F-2)
B265,B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381)
R50250
Gr. 1(F-1)
Ti, Unalloyed
ASTM(ASME)
UNS No.
Metal Grade
Category.
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Mostly for plate-type HE
B551,(SB551)
R60706
Zircadyne706
Zr-2.5Nb
Same corrosion resistance
as pure Zr, but twice of
strength.
B551, B493
B523, B658
( SB551,SB493
SB523, SB658)
R60705
Zircadyne705
Zr-2.5Nb
Mostly for nuclear power
plant
B551, B493
B523, B658
( SB551,SB493
SB523, SB658)
R60704
Zircadyne704
Zr-1.5Sn
Zr-Alloy
Largest applied in process
plant. High corrosion
resistant but low strength.
B551, B493
B523, B658
( SB551,SB493
SB523, SB658)
R60702
Zircadyne702
Pure Zr
Zr Unalloyed
Description
ASTM(ASME)
UNS No.
Metal Grade
Category
Zr
Zr Alloys
Alloys
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Natural rubber(hard, soft)
Synthetic rubber(SBR、NBR、EPDM)
Rubber
Fluorocarbon resin
Vinyl chloride resin
Polyethylene resin
Polypropylene resin
thermoplastic resin
Unsaturated polyester resin
Vinyl ester resin
Epoxy resin
Furan resin
Phenol resin
heat-hardening resin
(*) FRP
Materials
Category
Non
Non-
-metallic
metallic -
- Organic materials
Organic materials -
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Non
Non-
-metallic
metallic -
- Organic materials
Organic materials -
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FRP (Filament winding method)
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Non
Non-
-metallic
metallic –
– Inorganic materials
Inorganic materials -
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resin-impregnated graphite
Graphite
Carbon Block
Titan nitride
Silicon nitride
silicon carbide
Zirconia
Alumina
Ceramics
(Conventional parts)
Zirconia
Titania
Alumina
Ceramics
(thermal spray)
Glass
Glass lining
Material
Category
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Non
Non-
-metallic materials
metallic materials
• Applicable temperature
• Expected service life
• Practical experience
• Form of damages
• Inspection methods etc.
Important Issues
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Short Questions
Short Questions
1.What is the type of microstructure of carbon
steels with/without heat treatment?
2.How to test the brittleness?
3.What are the types of SS?
4.What should be considered when non-
metallic materials are used?
5.How do you choice the materials between
Hastelloy-B and C?
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Contents
Contents
• Fundamental of Metallurgy
• Engineering Materials
• Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.)
• Welding effects on Material Failures
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Forms of material damages
Forms of material damages
装置材料の損傷分類
腐食
55.6%
素材欠陥
/製作不良
23.0%
疲労
9.6%
クリープ
4.3%
その他
7.5%
腐食形態
その他
16.8%
エロージョン
・コロージョン
5%
水素損傷
10.6%
孔食
15.1%
割れ
21.3%
全面腐食
31.4%
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Corrosive services
Corrosive services
Carburization, Metal dusting, temper embrittlement,
sigma embrittlement, 475 embrittlement, Creep
embrittlement, Graphitization, Nitriding etc.
High temp.
deterioration
Oxidation, Sulfidation, Polythionic acid SCC, Naphthenic
acid, Halogen gas, hydrogen attack etc.
High temp.
Corr.
Dry
(High temp.)
Wet H2S (SSC、HIC、NH4HS corrosion), Amine (MEA,
DEA), CO2, Galvanic corr. Cathodic protection,
Hydrogen embrittlement, Erosion
Others
Neutral water, Chloride environment (SCC, pitting,
crevice corr., intergranular corr.), seawater, BFW, steam,
Soil, Atmosphere, Corrosion Under Insulation etc.
Water, soil,
atmosphere
H2SO4, Dew point Corr., HCl, HNO3, HF, HPO3
HCOOH, CH3COOH, NaOH, NH3 etc.
Acid
wet
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Anodic reaction : Fe → Fe2+ + 2e-
Cathodic reaction : 1/2O2 + H2O + 2e- → 2OH-
Fe
e-
Fe2+
(Anodic reaction)
OH-
O2 + H2O
(Cathodic reaction)
Metal Solution
Ionic conduction
Electrochemical
Electrochemical Corrosion
Corrosion
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Typical Forms of Corrosion
Typical Forms of Corrosion
(NACE)
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General Corrosion
General Corrosion
(Fontana, Corrosion Engineering)
Corrosion rate & Corrosion allowance
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Galvanic Corrosion
Galvanic Corrosion
Seawater
Carbon
Steel
Copper
Anode(Corrosion) Cathode(resist)
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Pitting
Pitting
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Crevice Corrosion
Crevice Corrosion
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How to prevent localized corrosion
How to prevent localized corrosion
Alloy Producer UNS No. Cr Ni Mo N other PRE
Ferrite Stainless Steels
MONIT Nyby-Udde
holm
S44635 25 4 4 0.015 0.5Ti 38
SEA-CURE Trent Tube S44660 27.5 1.2 3.5 0.025 0.5Ti 39
AL 29-4C Allegheny S44735 29 0.3 4 0.02 0.5Ti 42
Austenitic Stainless Steels
316SS - S31600 17 12 2.5 - - 25
904L Avesta N08904 20 25 4.5 - 1.5Cu 35
SANICRO 28 Sandvik N08028 27 31 3.5 - 1.0Cu 39
AL-6XN Allegheny N08367 20 24 6 - 2.0Cu 46
254SMO Avesta S31254 20 18 6.1 0.2 0.7Cu 46
654SMO Avesta S32654 24 22 7.3 0.5
0.5Cu,3Mn
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Duplex Stainless Steels
SAF2205 Sandvik S31803 22 5 3 0.14 - 34
Ferralium 255 Allegheny S32550 26 5 3 0.17 2.0Cu 39
DP3 (DP3N) Sumitomo
Metal
S31260 25.3 7 3.3 0.3 0.4W 42
Zeron 100 Weir
Material
S32760 25 7 3.5 0.25 0.7Cu,0.7W 42
SAF2507 Sandvik S32750 25 7 4 0.30 - 43
DP3W Sumitomo
Metal
S39274 25 7 3 0.28 2.0W 43
High PRE
High resistance
Pitting Resistant Equivalent (PRE)
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Chloride content and temperature
are important factors.
How to prevent localized corrosion
How to prevent localized corrosion
Pitting
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How to prevent localized corrosion
How to prevent localized corrosion
Crevice Corrosion
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How to prevent localized corrosion
How to prevent localized corrosion
Crevice Corrosion (Ti)
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SCC and HE
SCC and HE
Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) Hydrogen Embrittlement (HE)
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SCC
z Mechanism : Active Path Corrosion
z Services : Chloride, Acid, Alkaline etc.
z Materials : Stainless Steels, Carbon steel
(*) Combination between service and materials is
very important
HE
z Mechanism : Embrittlement
z Services : wet H2S service, High Hydrogen
service etc.
z Materials : Carbon steel
(*) Hardness is crucial factor
Typical forms of SCC and HE
Typical forms of SCC and HE
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<Environment>
・Corrosive agent
(Chloride, alkaline etc.)
・Temperature
<stress>
・Residual stress
(fabrication, welding)
・Stress by operation
<Material>
・Austenitic SS
・Carbon steel
・Non-ferrous metal
SCC occurs in superposition of the above three factors
How to prevent SCC
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How to prevent Chloride SCC
How to prevent Chloride SCC
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Short Questions
Short Questions
1.1mpy equals to ?mm/y.
2.What is the cathodic reactant of carbon
steel in seawater?
3.What PRE stands for?
4.What are the differences between SCC and
HE?
5.How to prevent chloride SCC of CW Heat
Exchanger tubes of SS?
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Contents
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• Fundamental of Metallurgy
• Engineering Materials
• Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.)
• Welding effects on Material Failures
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Weldability (during fabrication)
– Mechanical property at weld (welding metal, HAZ)
– Shape defect (Undercut etc.)
– Blowhole, Lack of fusion
– Weld crack (cold crack, hot crack)
– Weld residual stress
Welded Joint Performance (during operation)
– Fatigue fracture, Embrittlement
– Integranular Corrosion, SCC
– High temperature embrittlement
– Creep rupture
– Hydrogen Attack
Weldability
Weldability vs. Welded Joint Performance
vs. Welded Joint Performance
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Fabricator, Sub-contractor
Service conditions and
weld joint performance
Code (ASME etc.)
Engineering company
Welding techniques
Welding Requirements for Engineering
Welding Requirements for Engineering
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Welding
Welding and Material failure
and Material failure
Initial defects Initiation and propagation of cracking Failure
By welding…
• Heat effects on Material’s quality
(sensitization, hardness etc.)
• Residual stress
• Shape distortion
In service…
• Operating pressure (stress)
• Corrosiveness (SCC, HE etc.)
• Operating temp. (High temp.)
• Initial Material defects
• defects during fabrication etc.
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Simulation analysis of residue stress after welding
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Residual stress vs. SR temperature
Residual Stress as SCC
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Environment
Material Stress
Residual stress
by welding
Stress relief
PWHT in field
PWHT
PWHT
Case Study
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Short Questions
1.Describe weldability and weld joint
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2.How initiate the residual stress?
3.How to relief residual stress?
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Summary
1. Metallic materials are influenced by heat treatments.
2. Corrosion are based on wet electrochemical
reaction.
3. There are several forms of corrosion such as metal
loss and cracking.
4. Welding procedures are important to achieve
materials soundness such as controlling residual
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  • 3. 3 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Contents Contents • Fundamental of Metallurgy • Engineering Materials (*) Short questions • Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.) (*) Short questions • Welding effects on Material Failures (*) Short questions
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  • 18. 18 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Ni alloy Ni alloy For HCl Hastelloy B For HAZ Hastelloy B-2 Low C For oxidizing service Hastelloy C Cr addition For HAZ Hastelloy C-276 Low C Low cost Hastelloy G Fe addition Heat resistant Hastelloy C-4 Ti addition Corrosion resistant Hastelloy C-22 High Cr content For hot cracking Hastelloy G-3 Low C、Nb addition Corrosion resistant Hastelloy G-30 High Cr content Localized corrosion Hastelloy H High Mo content
  • 19. 19 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 B111(SB111) B171(SB171) C71500 Cu30Ni B111(SB111) B171 C71000 Cu20Ni For polluted seawater B111(SB111) B171(SB171) C70600 Cu10Ni Cupronickel As and Al to prevent dezincification and erosion B111(SB111) C68700 CuZnAlAs Aluminum Brass B111 B171(SB171) C61400 CuZnAlFe B111(SB111) C60800 CuZnAlAs Aluminum Bronze B171(SB171) C46500 CuZnAs B171(SB171) C46400 CuZn Naval Brass B111(SB111) B171(SB171) C44500 CuZnP B111(SB111) B171(SB171) C44400 CuZnSb Sn to prevent dezincification B111(SB111) B171(SB171) C44300 CuZnAs Inhibited Admiralty Brass Description ASTM(ASME) UNS No. Metal Grade Category Cu Alloys Cu Alloys
  • 20. 20 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Ti Alloys Ti Alloys B265,B338,B381 - Gr.34(F-34) (Ti-Ru-Pd-Cr-Ni) B265,B338,B381 - Gr.33(F-33) (Ti-Ru-Pd-Cr-Ni) B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R53400 Gr. 12(F-12) (Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni) Ti, Alloy B265, B338(SB265,SB338, SB381) R52254 Gr. 27(F-27) (Ti-0.1Ru) B265, B338(SB265, SB338, SB381) R52404 Gr. 26(F-26) (Ti-0.1Ru) Ti, Unalloyed plus Ru B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R52252 Gr. 17(F-17) (Ti-0.06Pd) B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R52402 Gr. 16(F-16) (Ti-0.06Pd) Ti, Unalloyed plus Pd B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R52250 Gr. 11(F-11) (Ti-0.15Pd) B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R52400 Gr. 7(F-7) (Ti-0.15Pd) Ti, Unalloyed plus Pd B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB381) R50700 Gr. 4(F-4) B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R50550 Gr. 3(F-3) B265, B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R50400 Gr. 2(F-2) B265,B338,B381(SB265,SB338,SB381) R50250 Gr. 1(F-1) Ti, Unalloyed ASTM(ASME) UNS No. Metal Grade Category.
  • 21. 21 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Mostly for plate-type HE B551,(SB551) R60706 Zircadyne706 Zr-2.5Nb Same corrosion resistance as pure Zr, but twice of strength. B551, B493 B523, B658 ( SB551,SB493 SB523, SB658) R60705 Zircadyne705 Zr-2.5Nb Mostly for nuclear power plant B551, B493 B523, B658 ( SB551,SB493 SB523, SB658) R60704 Zircadyne704 Zr-1.5Sn Zr-Alloy Largest applied in process plant. High corrosion resistant but low strength. B551, B493 B523, B658 ( SB551,SB493 SB523, SB658) R60702 Zircadyne702 Pure Zr Zr Unalloyed Description ASTM(ASME) UNS No. Metal Grade Category Zr Zr Alloys Alloys
  • 22. 22 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Natural rubber(hard, soft) Synthetic rubber(SBR、NBR、EPDM) Rubber Fluorocarbon resin Vinyl chloride resin Polyethylene resin Polypropylene resin thermoplastic resin Unsaturated polyester resin Vinyl ester resin Epoxy resin Furan resin Phenol resin heat-hardening resin (*) FRP Materials Category Non Non- -metallic metallic - - Organic materials Organic materials - -
  • 23. 23 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Non Non- -metallic metallic - - Organic materials Organic materials - - FRP (Filament winding method)
  • 24. 24 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Non Non- -metallic metallic – – Inorganic materials Inorganic materials - - resin-impregnated graphite Graphite Carbon Block Titan nitride Silicon nitride silicon carbide Zirconia Alumina Ceramics (Conventional parts) Zirconia Titania Alumina Ceramics (thermal spray) Glass Glass lining Material Category
  • 25. 25 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Non Non- -metallic materials metallic materials • Applicable temperature • Expected service life • Practical experience • Form of damages • Inspection methods etc. Important Issues
  • 26. 26 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Short Questions Short Questions 1.What is the type of microstructure of carbon steels with/without heat treatment? 2.How to test the brittleness? 3.What are the types of SS? 4.What should be considered when non- metallic materials are used? 5.How do you choice the materials between Hastelloy-B and C?
  • 27. 27 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Contents Contents • Fundamental of Metallurgy • Engineering Materials • Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.) • Welding effects on Material Failures
  • 28. 28 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Forms of material damages Forms of material damages 装置材料の損傷分類 腐食 55.6% 素材欠陥 /製作不良 23.0% 疲労 9.6% クリープ 4.3% その他 7.5% 腐食形態 その他 16.8% エロージョン ・コロージョン 5% 水素損傷 10.6% 孔食 15.1% 割れ 21.3% 全面腐食 31.4%
  • 29. 29 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Corrosive services Corrosive services Carburization, Metal dusting, temper embrittlement, sigma embrittlement, 475 embrittlement, Creep embrittlement, Graphitization, Nitriding etc. High temp. deterioration Oxidation, Sulfidation, Polythionic acid SCC, Naphthenic acid, Halogen gas, hydrogen attack etc. High temp. Corr. Dry (High temp.) Wet H2S (SSC、HIC、NH4HS corrosion), Amine (MEA, DEA), CO2, Galvanic corr. Cathodic protection, Hydrogen embrittlement, Erosion Others Neutral water, Chloride environment (SCC, pitting, crevice corr., intergranular corr.), seawater, BFW, steam, Soil, Atmosphere, Corrosion Under Insulation etc. Water, soil, atmosphere H2SO4, Dew point Corr., HCl, HNO3, HF, HPO3 HCOOH, CH3COOH, NaOH, NH3 etc. Acid wet
  • 30. 30 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Anodic reaction : Fe → Fe2+ + 2e- Cathodic reaction : 1/2O2 + H2O + 2e- → 2OH- Fe e- Fe2+ (Anodic reaction) OH- O2 + H2O (Cathodic reaction) Metal Solution Ionic conduction Electrochemical Electrochemical Corrosion Corrosion
  • 31. 31 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Typical Forms of Corrosion Typical Forms of Corrosion (NACE)
  • 32. 32 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 General Corrosion General Corrosion (Fontana, Corrosion Engineering) Corrosion rate & Corrosion allowance
  • 33. 33 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Galvanic Corrosion Galvanic Corrosion Seawater Carbon Steel Copper Anode(Corrosion) Cathode(resist)
  • 34. 34 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Pitting Pitting
  • 35. 35 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Crevice Corrosion Crevice Corrosion
  • 36. 36 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 How to prevent localized corrosion How to prevent localized corrosion Alloy Producer UNS No. Cr Ni Mo N other PRE Ferrite Stainless Steels MONIT Nyby-Udde holm S44635 25 4 4 0.015 0.5Ti 38 SEA-CURE Trent Tube S44660 27.5 1.2 3.5 0.025 0.5Ti 39 AL 29-4C Allegheny S44735 29 0.3 4 0.02 0.5Ti 42 Austenitic Stainless Steels 316SS - S31600 17 12 2.5 - - 25 904L Avesta N08904 20 25 4.5 - 1.5Cu 35 SANICRO 28 Sandvik N08028 27 31 3.5 - 1.0Cu 39 AL-6XN Allegheny N08367 20 24 6 - 2.0Cu 46 254SMO Avesta S31254 20 18 6.1 0.2 0.7Cu 46 654SMO Avesta S32654 24 22 7.3 0.5 0.5Cu,3Mn 63 Duplex Stainless Steels SAF2205 Sandvik S31803 22 5 3 0.14 - 34 Ferralium 255 Allegheny S32550 26 5 3 0.17 2.0Cu 39 DP3 (DP3N) Sumitomo Metal S31260 25.3 7 3.3 0.3 0.4W 42 Zeron 100 Weir Material S32760 25 7 3.5 0.25 0.7Cu,0.7W 42 SAF2507 Sandvik S32750 25 7 4 0.30 - 43 DP3W Sumitomo Metal S39274 25 7 3 0.28 2.0W 43 High PRE High resistance Pitting Resistant Equivalent (PRE)
  • 37. 37 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Chloride content and temperature are important factors. How to prevent localized corrosion How to prevent localized corrosion Pitting
  • 38. 38 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 How to prevent localized corrosion How to prevent localized corrosion Crevice Corrosion
  • 39. 39 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 How to prevent localized corrosion How to prevent localized corrosion Crevice Corrosion (Ti)
  • 40. 40 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 SCC and HE SCC and HE Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) Hydrogen Embrittlement (HE)
  • 41. 41 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 SCC z Mechanism : Active Path Corrosion z Services : Chloride, Acid, Alkaline etc. z Materials : Stainless Steels, Carbon steel (*) Combination between service and materials is very important HE z Mechanism : Embrittlement z Services : wet H2S service, High Hydrogen service etc. z Materials : Carbon steel (*) Hardness is crucial factor Typical forms of SCC and HE Typical forms of SCC and HE
  • 42. 42 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 <Environment> ・Corrosive agent (Chloride, alkaline etc.) ・Temperature <stress> ・Residual stress (fabrication, welding) ・Stress by operation <Material> ・Austenitic SS ・Carbon steel ・Non-ferrous metal SCC occurs in superposition of the above three factors How to prevent SCC
  • 43. 43 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 How to prevent Chloride SCC How to prevent Chloride SCC
  • 44. 44 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Short Questions Short Questions 1.1mpy equals to ?mm/y. 2.What is the cathodic reactant of carbon steel in seawater? 3.What PRE stands for? 4.What are the differences between SCC and HE? 5.How to prevent chloride SCC of CW Heat Exchanger tubes of SS?
  • 45. 45 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Contents Contents • Fundamental of Metallurgy • Engineering Materials • Materials Damages (Corrosion, Cracking etc.) • Welding effects on Material Failures
  • 46. 46 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Weldability (during fabrication) – Mechanical property at weld (welding metal, HAZ) – Shape defect (Undercut etc.) – Blowhole, Lack of fusion – Weld crack (cold crack, hot crack) – Weld residual stress Welded Joint Performance (during operation) – Fatigue fracture, Embrittlement – Integranular Corrosion, SCC – High temperature embrittlement – Creep rupture – Hydrogen Attack Weldability Weldability vs. Welded Joint Performance vs. Welded Joint Performance
  • 47. 47 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Fabricator, Sub-contractor Service conditions and weld joint performance Code (ASME etc.) Engineering company Welding techniques Welding Requirements for Engineering Welding Requirements for Engineering
  • 48. 48 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Welding Welding and Material failure and Material failure Initial defects Initiation and propagation of cracking Failure By welding… • Heat effects on Material’s quality (sensitization, hardness etc.) • Residual stress • Shape distortion In service… • Operating pressure (stress) • Corrosiveness (SCC, HE etc.) • Operating temp. (High temp.) • Initial Material defects • defects during fabrication etc.
  • 49. 49 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Residual Stress as SCC Residual Stress as SCC Simulation analysis of residue stress after welding
  • 50. © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Effects on ESCC リフティングラグ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Residual Stress as SCC Residual Stress as SCC
  • 51. 51 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Residual stress vs. SR temperature Residual Stress as SCC Residual Stress as SCC
  • 52. 52 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 PWHT condition as per ASME Residual Stress as SCC Residual Stress as SCC
  • 53. 53 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 53 Environment Material Stress Residual stress by welding Stress relief PWHT in field PWHT PWHT Case Study
  • 54. 54 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 PWHT PWHT Case Study
  • 55. 55 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Short Questions Short Questions 1.Describe weldability and weld joint performance. 2.How initiate the residual stress? 3.How to relief residual stress?
  • 56. 56 © 2009 2009 T TOYO OYO E ENGINEERING NGINEERING C CORPORATION ORPORATION Security Level 3 Summary Summary 1. Metallic materials are influenced by heat treatments. 2. Corrosion are based on wet electrochemical reaction. 3. There are several forms of corrosion such as metal loss and cracking. 4. Welding procedures are important to achieve materials soundness such as controlling residual stress.