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BK91-1310-CPF-000-CNS-PCD-0058 - 0 - Procedure For Material Identification and Traceability-C1
BK91-1310-CPF-000-CNS-PCD-0058 - 0 - Procedure For Material Identification and Traceability-C1
BK91-1310-CPF-000-CNS-PCD-0058
MATERIAL Revision 0
IDENTIFICATION Date of Issue 15/10/2022
AND TRACEABILITY
Page 1 of 12
30/10/2022
ISSUED FOR
0 15-10-2022 Dong Liuyang Zhang Xiyong Xu Shiyong ZengLiang
USE
Contents
1.0 Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to properly identify materials, to correctly distinguish and
prevent misuse of materials and traceability.
2.0 Scope
This procedure applies to all materials for this project.
When placing an order to the supplier, the material purchasing department shall not only
require the supplier to provide material certificate and qualification certificate, but also
require the supplier to mark the name, batch number, specification, model and quality
grade of the material. When the materials are purchased, the warehouse acceptance
procedures should be handled, the purchase records and materials ledger should be
established.
The information sheet shall clearly mark the purchase date, quantity, use, release date
and use part of materials. When receiving materials, there should be evidence of
receiving materials.
The materials entering the warehouse should be classified and labeled to indicate the
name, batch number, specification, model, quantity, purchase date, source, etc.
The materials piled in the open air shall be stacked separately and neatly according to
their varieties and specifications, and the material names, specifications, models, quality
grades, inspection and test status and other information shall be marked with signs.
The signage of the material should be set up in an obvious position near the passageway
of the material storage area, and the signage should be clear and eye -catching. Labels
for materials stored in the warehouse shall be hung above the material shelf.
6.2 Marking Method and Marking Materials
Piping materials include steel pipes, fittings, flanges, valves, gaskets and fasteners.
Information of all stainless-steel pipes shall be directly marked on the outer surface of the
steel pipes, and information of other steel pipes shall be marked after rust removal and
painting. Information of steel pipes with diameters > DN150 shall be printed on the inner
surface, and information of steel pipes with diameters ≤ DN150 shall be printed on the
outer surface to avoid ambiguity caused by long-term storage.
Each bundle of packed steel pipes should be attached with no less than 2 information
labels, including at least the following information: material code, outer diameter and wall
thickness, material, standard number, manufacturer's name or trademark, total length and
number of pipes.
Discrimination colors shall be painted on the outer surface of all pipes except galvanized
pipe. One strip of water-proof paint, 25mm wide, shall be provided for each pipe length.
The stripes shall be circumferential, will be on ends with 50mm apart from weld bevel.
One discrimination color shall be one solid line. The color identification shall be clearly
indicated and shall not be easily erasable.
Color coding locations of pipe are shown below,
6.5 Bolting
In addition to the requirements of the material specification, individual studs and nuts
shall be marked in accordance with the manufacturing standard, including manufacturer's
marks and grade number.
6.6 Gasket
In addition to the requirements of the material specification, all gaskets and jointing shall
be marked with the manufacturer's trade name / trademark and the material grade.
Marking of Ring Joint, Spiral Wound and Jacketed gaskets shall incorporate ASME
B16.20 requirements. All spiral wound gaskets shall be colour coded by painting the outer
edge in total. Colours shall be as shown in Table 19 of ASME B16.20.
6.7 Flange
Flange information shall be uniformly marked on the outermost surface with steel seals,
which shall be clearly visible.
6.8 Valve and Strainers
The material code of the valve shall be uniformly marked on the nameplate. For small
sized valves that are difficult to be marked, stainless steel wire and stainless-steel label
shall be used to mark them. When the valve is delivered in bulk, the material code,
nominal diameter, pound class and material information must be marked on the outer
package or in the form of a tag.
Each complete item, each pressure part (e.g. body, bonnet, cover, welded flange or
welded nipple) and all body/bonnet/cover bolting shall be marked as required by the
applicable product specification. Trim material shall be stated. Each pressure part
shall be individually identifiable to its material certificate by the following:
Marking individual pressure parts with applicable cast or heat number;
Marking of the item and its component material certificates with an appropriate
manufacturing batch number which correlates the item to its component
certificates;
Firesafe soft seated valves shall be marked with seat material, temperature
limitations and state Firesafe;
Where applicable flow arrows shall be marked or cast into the valve body.
6.9 Instrument Position Number Material
Instrument position number material refers to the instrument material with position
number, including thermometer, flow meter, level meter, control valve, etc. The position
number should be uniformly marked on the nameplate. For the small size material that is
difficult to mark, stainless steel wire bolt stainless steel label method should be used to
mark.
6.10 Cable
Both sides of the cable coil must be marked with: coil number, cable model, specification,
length, manufacturer's name or trademark, starting point and ending point meter mark.
Product certificate, test report packed in sealed waterproof bag, and fixed on the plate
must be firm not falling off.
6.11 Bridge
Each bridge shall be marked on both sides with the following permanent signs, clearly
written: model, specification, manufacturer's name or trademark.
The cover plate and partition board shall be packed separately in bundles, and the label
shall contain at least the following contents: model, specification, total quantity,
manufacturer's name or trademark.
6.12 Material Traceability
Material traceability is defined as the method and procedure to trace piping material and
component back to the original material certificate or to the material specification, grade,
size and schedule/rating, by means of proper identification marking of material and
component, such as heat number, code number, colour coding or equipment, throughout
warehousing, pre-fabrication, construction and operation period.
When there is a project quality problem, the material can be traced back according to the
project location, construction date, use of materials, according to the material ledger,
material receipt and purchase documents of materials; The construction process can also
be traced as problems with material use are found. The traceability of the construction
process can be traced according to the parts of the project with problems, the
construction date, the operation personnel, and the relevant construction records, quality
evaluation tables and construction logs of the project.
6.9.1 Tagged Item
Each Tagged item completed at Vendor’s shop shall be identifiable and traceable by
Tag Number and accompanied with Vendor’s Manufacturing Data Record.
Shell and annular bottom plate materials shall be traceable back to the original material
certificate after assembly along with an as-bult drawings.
6.9.2 Pipe materials in receiving stage
Material shall be placed in the designated receiving area segregated from materials
categories, in order to proceed with traceable continuity. This segregation shall be
maintained throughout all receiving and dispensing activities.
CONTRACTOR shall perform receiving inspection to check the marking, colour coding,
overage, shortage and damage of delivered materials.
In addition to the above, CONTRACTOR shall check the receipt of “Inspection Release
Notice (RN)” corresponding to the materials delivered. Materials without such a
document shall remain in the designated receiving hold areas, until the acceptable
document will be available.