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TOOL BOX TALK

Location: Zamil-406 Date: 20-Nov-2020

Start Time: 09.00 AM TBQM-ZAMIL-406 -COAT- 006

Meeting Duration: 30 Minutes Number of Attendees: 04

Topics Discussed:

SAUDI ARAMCO REFERENCE STANDRAD: SAES-H-004

Surface Preparation (Before Blasting) ABRASIVE BLASTING USAGE

PARTICIPANTS

51. Zarnil Ernp. Ararnco ill / N arne of Attendee Position Signature

No. # IQAMA
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1 Maqsood Alam Blaster jPainter
61915 7073267
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Joseph Rocello
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QC Inspector: QC Supervisor
Name: T,JUSTIN RAJ / YONOS ALI Name :

Discipline: WELDING INSPECTOR Discipline:

Signature: \ { {[W2Uv~ /62 ~~ Signature:

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 APPENDIX-I

Surface Preparation of Base Material of Structural (ABRASIVE

MATERIAL)
I. Abrasive shall be kept dry and clean. Regardless of the type of abrasive, the sulfate content
shall be less than 50 PPM, the chloride content shall be less than 50 PPM, and calcium carbonate
shall be 1.0% by weight.
2. The use of reclaimed slag abrasives is prohibited. The use of reclaimed garnet is permitted for
pre-blasting work provided it meets the requirements of ISO 11126-7 and ASTM D 7393 for oil
contamination.
3. For spot removal of existing coating for inspection purposes, use other non-silica abrasive such
as garnet, grit and slag. The affected areas shall be re-blasted with suitable abrasive prior to re­
coating.
4. Abrasive blasting of stainless steel can be accomplished by using clean, fine, hard non-metallic
abrasive particles.Theabrasive medium must be iron-free to avoid contamination, which can
result in rust staining on the surface prior to coating and the compressed air carrying the abrasive
medium must be free of compressor oil. Stainless steel surfaces should be prepared to give a
surface roughness specified in the product data sheet.
5. The substrate shall not contain oil, grease or lubricant.
6. Prior to blasting, rough welds and sharp edges shall be ground to a minimum radius not less
than 3 mm to ensure proper coating application.
7. Abrasive blasting shall be carried out only when the steel surface is at least 3°C above the Dew
Point as determined.
8 After blasting, test the substrate for the chloride content. Residual chloride shall not exceed 40
mg/m2 for external and 25 mg/m2 for internal coating. Wash down the surface with sweet water
to remove chloride contamination. Chloride test shall follow the water wash down until the
correct value is achieved in accordance with ISO 8502
9. Cleaned surfaces shall be primed or coated before the surface condition degrades below the
specified cleanliness level requirement.
10. Abrasive blast cleaned surfaces shall be re-inspected prior to priming or coating if the
surfaces are held for more than 4 hours after blasting. Correction shall be done and retested
before coating application.
OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE

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