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As per AWS D1.1, rate of heating shall not exceed 400°F (560°C) divided by max. Metal thickness of thicker part, in inches (cm), but in no case more than 400°F (220°C) per hour.
If the maximum thickness is 2” (5.08cm), rate of heating will be
400°F / 2” = 200°F per hour.
Or
560°C / 5.08cm = 110°C per hour
Hence, for 2 inch thick, rate of heating shall not exceed 200°F per hour or 110°C per hour.
Note : If the calculated rate of heating temperature is more than 220°C, consider rate of heating max. 220°C.
As per ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1, rate of heating shall be not more than 400°F/hr (222°C/h) divided by the maximum metal thickness of the shell or head material in inches, but in no case more than 400°F/hr (222°C/h).
If the maximum thickness is 2”, rate of heating will be
400°F / 2” = 200°F per hour.
Or
222°C / 2” = 111°C per hour.
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G.Manohar
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