PURPOSE OF TESTING 1. To determine the fundamental properties. 2. To determine Mechanical, Chemical and Metallurgical properties in order to find out the suitability for a specific purpose. 3. To record the data for a group of metals and alloys for the purpose of design. 4. To check weather heat treatment imparted has been carried out satisfactorily. 5. To investigate into defects and flaws of the material so as to improve manufacturing techniques. PURPOSE OF TESTING II. As for as welding is concerned 1. Qualification of welding procedure. 2. Qualification of welding and welding operation. 3. Qualification of welding consumables. 4. Quality control
STANDARD TEST METODS (For Mechanical Testing) TYPE ASTM BS IS Tensile E8 EN10002-1 1608,1521 Bend E190 EN287-1 1599 Impact E23 EN 10045-2 1757 Hardness E10(Brinell) BS 240-1 1500 E18(Rockwell) BS 891-1 1586 E 92(Vickers) BS 427 1501
STANDARD CODES FOR DESTRUCTIVE TESTING ASTM-A370 : Mechanical Testing of Steels AWS-B4 : Standard methods for Mechanical testing of welds BS-709 : Destructive testing for fusion welded Boiler drums. IBR Ch.-V : Fusion Welded Boiler Drums. IBR Ch.-Viii : Qualification test for Welders. IBR Ch.-XII : Shell type Boiler construction AWS 5.1,5.4,5.5 : Electrode Qualification Tests IS 814,5206,1395 : Electrode Qualification Tests ASME Sec.IX : Procedure & performance Qualification of welding API-5L : For seamless and welded steel tubes & pipes.
TEST PLATE FOR PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION (as per IBR) B 250 mm 406 mm B1 T1 B2 M m B1 T2 B2 16 mm weld TEST PIPE & TUBE FOR PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION (as per IBR Face Face Root Macro Macro 250mm Root PIPE 127x12.5mm, CS Tube 63.5x5.2mm, AS Tube 54x5mm weld PROCEDURE QUALIFICATION (ASME SEC. IX) QW-463.1(a) : Less than 3/4 PLATES 300mm 250mm
Discard Discard Reduced Sec. Tensile Specimen Root Bend Face Bend Root Bend Face Bend Tensile Specimen Discard Discard Reduced Sec. PROCEDURE QUALIFICATION (ASME SEC. IX) QW-463 1(b) :Over 3/4 PLATES 300 Discard
Discard
Discard
Discard
Reduced Sec.
Side Side Side Side Bend Bend Bend Bend Tensile Specimen 250 Reduced Sec.
Tensile Specimen TENSILE SPECIMENS TRANSEVERSE TENSILE ALL WELD TENSILE ELECTRODE QUALIFICATION TEST(AS PER AWS) WELD ALL WELD TENSILE 170mm min. (1No.) 25 25 15 IMPACT SPECIMEN (5Nos.) DISCARD DISCARD ALL WELD TENSILE SPECIMEN (as per IS) R5 FOR SIZE 3.15 mm and BELOW
FOR SIZE 4mm AND ABOVE G L 50 100.09 PL 60 12 min 70mm min 6.4 0.075 GL 32 44.8 38.9 9.5 THE SURFACE FINISH WIT THE PL SHALL BE 1.6 THE SURFACE FINISH WIT THE PL SHALL BE 1.6 ALL WELD TENSILE SPECIMEN (AWS) THE SURFACE FINISH WITH THE PL SHALL BE 1.6
R 9.5 SIZE OF ELECTRODE 3.15 mm and BELOW
12.70.25 GL 50.8 0.13 PL 57.1 19.1 R 4.6 GL 25.4 0.13 GL 31.8 9.5 SL SL SL SL SIZE OF ELCTRODE 4 mm and ABOVE 6.40.13 UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE CALIBRATION: ASTM-E4, BIS: 1828, EN: 10002-2 CALIBRATION : EN 10045-2, BIS 3766 0. TRANSEVERSE TENSILE SPECIMEN W PL SL SL T RECTANGULAR TENSILE TEST SPECIMEN 200 225 75 75 13 min (FOR PLATE as per ASTM E8M ) ASTM BS IBR IS
50 mm 5.65A 4 A 5.65 A
5min. 50 STANDARD ROUND TENSILE (GL) FLAT TENSILE (GL) 5d 5d 4d 5d GAUGE LENGTH AS PER VARIOUS STDS.& CODES. 40 BEND TEST METHODS 1. Guided bend 2. Free Bend ROOT BEND TEST t ROOT BEND TEST t 5.2t 1.5t 3t FACE BEND TEST t 5.2t 1.5t 3t SIDE BEND TEST W 5.2t t 3t CALIBRATION : EN 10045-2, BIS 3766 Specimen Supporter Specimen CALIBRATION : EN 10045-2, BIS 3766 STRICKER TENIUS OLSON IMPACT TESTER CAL : ASTM - E23 IMPACT TEST SPECIMEN 100.025
550.1 27.5 10 0.025 450.1 20.1
550.1 27.5 10 0.025 50.1
2
CHARPY VNOTCH TEST SPECIMEN CHARPY UNOTCH TEST SPECIMEN 100.025
IZOD IMPACT TEST SPECIMEN 75 27.5 10 10 2 HARDNESS TEST 1.BRINELL HARDNESS 2. ROCKWELL HARDNESS 3.VICKERS HARDNESS 4. MICRO HARDNESS BRINELL HARDNESS TEST HARDENED STEEL BALL IS USED FOR MEASURING UPTO 500 BHN FOR 500 BHN TUNGSTON STEEL BALL IS USED F FOR IRON AND STEEL 3000Kg OF LOAD IS APPLIED FOR INTERMEDIATE HARD MATERIALS 1500Kg, 500Kg OF LOADS ARE USED. FOR SOFT MATERIALS 100 Kg OF WEIGHT IS USED. RATE OF LOADING IS AN IMPORTANT CRITERIA, RAPID RATE OF LOADING AFECTS THE INDENTATION. BHN=APPLIED LOAD/AREA OF INDENTATION BHN=P/[( D/2) X (D-D 2 - d 2 )] WHERE P=LOAD IN Kg, D=DIAMETER OF STEEL BALL IN mm, d= DIAMETER OF THE INDENTATION IN mm. APPLICATION FOR C.STEEL, CAST IRON,COPPERALLOYS, ALUMINIUM ALLOYS, LEAD AND TIN ETC. POLISHED SURFACE UNIVERSAL HARDNESS TESTER TEST IS CARRIED OUT BY IN ACCORDENCE ASTM E92 TEST IS CARRID OUT BY IN ACCORDENCE ASTM E92 Minor Load Major Load ROCKWELL HARDNESS TEST TEST IS CARRIED OUT BY IN ACCORDENCE ASTM E92 TEST IS CARRID OUT BY IN ACCORDENCE ASTM E92 VICKERS HARDNESS TEST VICKERS HARDNESS TEST Angle between faces of the pyramid is 136 VHN=1.854 P/ D 2
P=Load in Kgf D= Average of measured diagonals of impression in mm TEST IS CARRIED OUT BY IN ACCORDENCE WITH ASTM E92 DROP WEIGHT TEST STANDARD DROP WEIGHT TEST SPECIMEN P1=25X90X360 P2=19X50X130 P3=16X50X130 DROP WEIGHT TEST DROP WEIGHT TEST IS CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E208 SPECIMEN SPECIMEN SUPPORTER MACRO EXAMINATION It involves the visual observation of the gross structural details of materials after preparation of the surface, either by unaided or with the aid of low power microscope . Usually under 10X. When macroscopic examinations appropriately carried out, some important metallic characteristics are determined by such studies. Example : As for as welding is concerned macro will reveal Undercut, Excess penetration, Incomplete penetration, Dilution lack of fusion pores and cracks etc. MICRO EXAMINATION The most important part of metallography deals with the microscopic examinations of a prepared metal specimen,employing magnification with the optical microscope from 100X to as high as 2000X. Such microscopic studies are of much broader scope than macro examinations. It will reveal clear picture of structural characteristics as grain size, shape, distribution secondary phases, non metallic inclusions, segregation and other heterogeneous conditions. Microstructure reflects almost complete history of the mechanical and thermal treatment that a metal has received. THANK YOU
Welding for Challenging Environments: Proceedings of the International Conference on Welding for Challenging Environments, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 15–17 October 1985