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 15-07-2013 Date Description Prepared Checked Reviewed SILVER TEKNIK VENTECH TTOPCO SUBCONTRACTOR SILVERTEKNIK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY EPC CONTRACTOR Document Title WELDING CONSUMABLE AND STORAGE PROCEDURE Document No. Rev. No. Total pages Org. Code Area Code Disc. Code Doc. Type Seq. No.

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  • 15-07-2013

    Date Description

    Prepared Checked Reviewed

    SILVER TEKNIK

    VENTECH TTOPCO

    SUBCONTRACTOR

    SILVERTEKNIK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

    EPC CONTRACTOR

    Document Title

    WELDING CONSUMABLE AND STORAGE PROCEDURE

    Document No. Rev. No. Total pages

    Org. Code Area Code Disc. Code Doc. Type Seq. No.

  • Document Title:

    WELDING CONSUMABLE

    AND STORAGE PROCEDURE

    Issue date : 15-07-2013 Doc. no: Rev. A Page 2 of

    11

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    1. PURPOSE

    2. SCOPE

    3. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

    4. GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR WELDING MATERIAL

    4.1 Receiving Inspection

    4.2 Storage and Release

    4.3 Welding Filler Materials

    4.4 Baking and Holding

    4.5 Issuance

    4.6 Return of Unused Welding Material

    4.7 Oven Calibration

    4.8 Selection of Covered Electrodes and Filler Material

    ATTACHMENTS

    1. SILVER-TEK-01 Material Receiving Inspection Form

    2. SILVER-TEK -02 Welding Material Control Record Form

    3. SILVER-TEK -03 Welding Material Baking From

    4. SILVER- TEK-04 Welding material Request Form

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    WELDING CONSUMABLE

    AND STORAGE PROCEDURE

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    1. PURPOSE

    The purpose of this document is to describe the method to be used for storage of Welding

    Materials.

    2. SCOPE

    The scope of this document covers the Welding Materials of atmospheric storage tanks

    (TAQ TAQ DEVELOPMENT PHASE II)

    3. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

    1. ASME Sec II, Part CSpecification for Welding Rods, Electrodes and Filler Metals 2. ASME sec IX Welding and Brazing Qualification 3. API 650

    4. GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR WELDING MATERIAL

    4.1 Receiving Inspection

    A receiving inspection of all welding consumables shall be carried out by Welding Engineer and /

    or Welding Supervisors. Mill test certificates of welding consumables shall be required for

    each batch, lot or heat.

    All welding consumables including electrodes shall be initially received in the main consumable

    warehouse, which has a controlled environment; a daily record of temperature and humidity shall

    be recorded. The recommended minimum storage temperature is 18C and maximum relative humidity is 60%; situations where these conditions cannot be maintained shall be brought to the

    attention of the Welding Engineer and/or QA/QC department. Receiving inspection of welding

    consumable shall be performed to highlight any damages.

    All consumables shall be stored on open rack shelves; electrodes shall be stacked no higher than 6

    cartons or as per manufacturers recommendations.

    No unauthorized personnel are allowed into the main consumable warehouse or satellite stores and

    only the Store man is allowed to issue welding consumables. The control of satellite consumable

    stores remains the responsibility of the store man and welding supervision.

    The Welding inspector shall carry out random checks on the storage and issue of welding

    consumables.

    All electrodes shall have their type and identity stencilled on the flux.

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    All consumables shall be supplied and certified in accordance with the Manufacturers product data

    sheet. On receipt of consumables in the stores the store man shall inspect the consumables for

    damage verify that their batch numbers and consumable type corresponds with the batch certificates

    supplied and complete the welding consumable approval sheet form. This form is then presented to

    the Welding Engineer or appointed QA/QC representative along with the Batch certificate for

    approval or in the case of defective consumables a corrective course of action.

    After review and approval by the Welding Engineer or an appointed QA/QC representative, the

    certificate shall be endorsed and a copy shall be forwarded to the consumable store man to enable

    release of the consumables for production. All original certificates are held on file by the QA/QC

    department.

    Consumables received without certification are quarantined until certificates are received and

    approved by the Welding Engineer/Inspector.

    4.2 Storage and Release

    After receiving inspection upon approval from Welding Engineer/Inspector, the Warehouse

    releases only the accepted materials to the welding Material Crib after recording the date, quantity

    and welding material identification on the Welding Material Control Record

    Covered electrodes received with damaged packages shall be put aside from other packages,

    inspected for coating integrity and baked as necessary.

    The damaged electrodes shall be discarded. All welding materials shall be properly protected while

    in storage (temperature and humidity controlled) in the Welding Material Crib. The Welding

    Material Crib shall be a controlled access area. Unauthorized personnel including welder, welding

    operator shall be prohibited from entering the Crib.

    The Welding inspector shall carry out random checks on the storage and issue of welding

    consumables.

    The storage conditions shall be such that the properties of the welding materials are preserved.

    Welding materials shall be stored under the classification of grades, brands and size in welding

    material crib to prevent any moisture absorption, contamination or rust generation. For this

    purpose, the materials shall be stored in dry place. All packages of electrodes shall not be stored

    directly on the ground or in an area subject to any humidity. Packages shall not be opened until just

    before using. The Welding Material Crib keeper shall be responsible for keeping the welding

    materials in the proper storage conditions.

    During storage, the materials shall remain in their original intact packages. Any material which has

    been deteriorated or whose identification has been lost shall be discarded. Particular care shall be

    taken when handling covered electrodes to prevent any possible damage to their coverings.

    The following details for welding material shall be identified during storage in the Crib:

    1) Trade designation, specification and class of welding material,

    2) Size,

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    3) Heat / Lot No

    4.3 Welding Filler Material

    Selection of the welding consumables is the responsibility of Contractor. Welding consumables

    shall conform to API Standard API 650 Section 2.2 shall closely match the base metal chemistry,

    and meet the same minimum strength and toughness requirements as the base metal. Low hydrogen

    consumables shall be used.

    4.4 Baking and Holding

    The covered low hydrogen electrodes received in hermetically sealed containers or in vacuum packing may be issued for use without baking treatment provided that manufacturer instructions

    allow it. Immediate after opening the hermetically sealed container, electrodes shall be stored in

    ovens held at temperature of at least 120C. The electrodes in other than hermetically sealed containers shall be baked after removal from manufacturer's packages but before issuance. The

    temperature and time of baking and holding treatment shall be as shown in the Table-A1. When the

    range of the manufacturer's recommended temperature and time is different from the ranges

    specified in the Table-A1, the welding engineer shall specify the temperature and time of baking to

    the Welding Material Crib keeper. Welding Material Crib Keeper shall complete Welding Material

    Baking Form (SILVER-TEK-03) when baking the electrodes.

    The holding oven should contain only welding materials of the same specification and

    classification. However welding materials of more than one trade name may be placed and dried in

    the same oven, provided:

    -Baking or holding conditions are identical,

    -Reasonable physical separation exists between baking oven and holding oven,

    -Identification is maintained on materials and on a panel attached during baking or holding.

    The temperature of the oven shall not exceed 180C at the time the welding electrode is placed in it. After baking, the electrodes shall be stored in the holding oven and treated per Table-A1.

    Each welder shall have a heated-quivers allowing him to keep his electrodes dry. Covered electrode

    that has become wet during use by extraneous material shall be discarded. All electrodes including

    vacuum packed electrodes manufacturer instructions shall also be given consideration.

    Table-A1: Temperature Ranges for Baking and Holding of Electrodes (1)

    Trade Name Baking Holding

    Temperature Hours Temperature ASKAYNAK 7018

    SFA/AWS A5.1 2 300 350C 120 - 180C

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    This section will be completed at site

    (1) Instructions of the manufacturer shall also be given consideration

    4.5 Issuance

    For the issuance of the welding consumables from the Main Crib to site Welding Material Request

    Form (SILVER-TEK-04) shall be used.

    Welding Supervisor/Inspector/Foreman shall issue Welding Material Request Form (SILVER-

    TEK-04) to a qualified welder or welding operator. The Crib keeper shall check the Request Form

    and issue the material.

    The Crib keeper shall complete the Welding Material Request Form by writing down the lot

    number and issued time and weight or quantity. The Welding Material Request Card shall be kept

    by the Crib keeper for inventory purpose.

    Only one type of covered electrode shall be issued to a welder at any time. Previously issued

    electrodes must be consumed or returned to the Welding Material Crib before issuing of additional

    covered electrodes. Each welder shall not use the welding material except delivered for him.

    During use, portable containers shall be continuously heated, and the cap shall be closed at all times

    except when taking out electrodes.

    Covered electrodes to be used shall be clean of defects as the extra foliation of covering fluxes,

    cracks, dirt etc. The slightest damage of the coating of a low hydrogen electrode will cause

    porosity. Therefore every damaged low hydrogen electrode is to be discarded and must not be used

    in welding.

    Welding Engineer shall check that the electrode conform to correct type for the intended welding

    process and sign acceptance of conformance prior to issue for production.

    4.6 Return of Unused Welding Material

    At the end of each shift or when the welding work is completed, unused welding material shall be

    returned to the Welding Material Crib and quantity shall be recorded on Welding Material Request

    Form.

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    No welding material shall be left on the work site after the daily work is finished. The unused

    material shall be placed by the Crib Keeper in a designated storage area with the identification of

    returned materials. He shall store the covered electrodes in the baking ovens and bake them for

    minimum number of hours and temperature in Table-1 before re-issuance. Re-baking electrodes

    shall be compliance with electrodes manufacturers requirements. The Crib Keeper keeps the electrodes in a separate designated drying oven for the second use. When the quantity of returned

    electrodes reaches to a certain amount, they shall be re-baked and delivered to a specified

    welder(s). The bare ends of these electrodes shall be marked with white paint marker to prevent

    further re-baking. Any returned electrodes from those welders with white marking shall be

    discarded.

    4.7 Oven Calibration

    Valid calibration certification and/or tag shall be fixed to the equipment.

    4.8 Selection of Covered Electrodes and Filler Material

    Acceptable electrodes and filler material is shown in Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS).

    Only approved welding consumable identified in the project WPS shall be used, no substitution of

    consumables brand name or type is allowed without formal approval on an engineering query.

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    Manufacturer Classification Specification Lot/Batch No Size

    Received Quantity

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  • WELDING MATERIAL BAKING FORM

    Manufacturer Classification

    Lot/Batch No

    Size

    Quantity

    Oven no

    Temperature

    Baking Time

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  • WELDING MATERIAL REQUEST FORM

    Company

    :

    Inspector / Formen / Welder Name

    :

    Date of Delivery

    Sign

    :

    :

    Material

    Manufacturer

    Lot/Batch No

    Size

    KG/PIECE

    Remarks

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