You want to check which impurity?
Normally moisture/dew point need to be checked as per AWS 5.32. It should be less then 10.5 ppm.
To check moisture, dew point analyzer is available.
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Mr.Prabhu,You can check with Argon gas meter / Analyzer for 99.9 % purity or as per WPS requirements. Hope it's clear.RegardsRichard
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 4:18 PM, Maulik Thakkar <mlkth...@gmail.com> wrote:
You want to check which impurity?
Normally moisture/dew point need to be checked as per AWS 5.32. It should be less then 10.5 ppm.
To check moisture, dew point analyzer is available.
Regards,
Maulik
L&T, Welding engg. & Metallurgy
On Apr 4, 2014 5:31 PM, "prabhu" <prabhuj...@gmail.com> wrote:
--Dear All,I my doing work on SS material 316L , ensurinig clean and dust free area and surface but enable to rnsure the Argon gas purity.please guid me how to ensure the gas .Or is there any divice to check the Argon gas impurities.
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You may have a new nameplate stamped by the authorized inspection agency. Name plate data, manufacturer’s data report are a part of ASME design code requirements during fabrication. Vendor or the AI should have all these data available. Manufacturer’s serial number is a key information. This is mandatory, step No1.
NBIC, provides the options of transfer of stamp data in a new plate and/or re stamping of the vessel name plate . Read through the options(some as highlighted) . You can’t do those on your own, that’s illegal? The AI has to be involved in the process.
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On Friday, April 4, 2014 at 9:23:35 AM UTC+5:30, prabhu wrote:Dear All,I my doing work on SS material 316L , ensurinig clean and dust free area and surface but enable to rnsure the Argon gas purity.please guid me how to ensure the gas .Or is there any divice to check the Argon gas impurities.
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