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Impact Test Required
Impact Test Required
KG aA
Central Process Facility (CPF), Flowlines and Wellpads Bouchamaoui Industries SA
Charpy V-notch test shall be conducted following specifications of ASTM A370. Full
sized samples shall be used whenever possible. All specimens shall be taken with the
axis of the sample transverse to the direction of flow and with the notch perpendicular to
the surface. For plate, specimens may be taken transverse to the direction of rolling.
Carbon steel, low temperature carbon steel, high yield carbon steel and super duplex
steel materials shall be subjected to such test. Energy absorbed by the specimens shall
be as follows for the corresponding pipe materials (Norsok M-603 and ASME B31.3 Ta-
ble 323.3.5):
For average values, at least three specimens per lot shall be impact tested.
ASTM A106 Grade B material shall pass an impact test only when the wall thickness of
the pipe is greater than 13 mm, as described in section 323.2.2 of ASME B31.3. Each lot
shall consist of all pipes within a 4.7 mm range of thickness and welded to the weld pro-
cedure, and when heat treated, done to the same heat-treating procedure and in the
same furnace. The maximum lot size shall be 60 m of pipe length.
4.3 Inspection
Inspection of pipes during manufacturing shall be in accordance with the relevant prod-
uct standard specification and the applicable section of ASME B31.3 and Station Piping
NDT Specification [Ref. 9].
CONTRACTOR shall submit a detailed Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) or Quality Control
Plan (QCP) for approval showing manufacturing, inspection and testing activities, its ac-
ceptance criteria prior to commencement of manufacturing. All Certification shall be 3.1
as per EN 10204.
In addition to the marking requirements of the relevant Product Standard, each length of
pipe 2” NPS and larger shall have its Stock Code Number, Purchase Order Number and
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