If there is any Hydrogen generated near these bolts and nuts, there is
some danger of Hydrogen induced damage ( HIC- hydrogen Induced cracking)
and potential for possible other hydrogen related failures (HISC,SOHIC
etc) on these bolts and nuts.
Also in subsea application, if these bolts and nuts are installed under
the insulation, these bolts and nuts are considered exposed (by NACE) to
produced fluids and sea water. This is because if insulation cracks, it
can trap produced fluids and also sea water around these bolts and nuts.
This may cause bolt failure.
Hope this answers your question. If not, please let me know.
Is your application for sour service or sweet service? Please advise.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Ramesh Bapat
Dear All,
Thanks & Regards
Vineeth Thomas
Piping Engineer
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