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20.11.09 Kuhnke
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23.11.09 Fellner
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24.11.09 Jakob
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1 2 2.1 2.2 3 4 5 5.1 5.2 6 6.1 6.2 6.3 7 8 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7 9 9.1 9.2 10 10.1 10.2 10.3 11 11.1 11.2 12 12.1 12.2 13 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.5 14 15 15.1 15.2

Scope .................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Units and abbreviations ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Units....................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Abbreviations ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Technical documents .......................................................................................................................................... 3 Quality System ..................................................................................................................................................... 3 Welding processes and procedures .................................................................................................................. 4 Procedure qualification record ............................................................................................................................... 4 Welding procedure specification ............................................................................................................................ 4 Welding personnel............................................................................................................................................... 4 Welder qualification................................................................................................................................................ 4 Identification of welders ......................................................................................................................................... 4 Welding inspection................................................................................................................................................. 4 Welding restrictions ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Materials ............................................................................................................................................................... 5 General .................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Identity of base materials ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Base material and filler metals ............................................................................................................................... 5 Approval of welding filler metals............................................................................................................................. 5 General storage requirements for filler metals ....................................................................................................... 5 Covered electrodes................................................................................................................................................ 5 Welding rods and welding wires............................................................................................................................. 6 Weld preparation.................................................................................................................................................. 6 Cutting, grinding and cleaning ............................................................................................................................... 6 Aligning .................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Requirements for welding ................................................................................................................................... 6 Tack welding .......................................................................................................................................................... 6 Welding.................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Arc striking ............................................................................................................................................................. 7 Heat treatment...................................................................................................................................................... 7 Preheating ............................................................................................................................................................. 7 Postweld heat treatment ........................................................................................................................................ 7 Post-treatment of welds ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Mechanical cleaning .............................................................................................................................................. 8 Chemical cleaning.................................................................................................................................................. 8 Examination of welds .......................................................................................................................................... 8 Visual examination................................................................................................................................................. 9 Radiographic examination ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Ultrasonic examination........................................................................................................................................... 9 Liquid penetrant test .............................................................................................................................................. 9 Other examinations................................................................................................................................................ 9 Repairs.................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Documentation................................................................................................................................................... 10 Welding documentation ....................................................................................................................................... 10 Final welding documentation ............................................................................................................................... 10

Reference standards ......................................................................................................................................................... 11 Amendments ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12

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This Uhde instruction (UI) shall apply to the design and construction of industrial and chemical plants. It applies to the welding of piping on site and contains generally applicable requirements for welding and handling of metallic materials.

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Units and abbreviations

Units
Units SI units mm C

The following units shall be used: General Dimensions Temperature

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BM NDT PWHT TON UF UN WM

Abbreviations
= = = = = = = Base material Non-destructive testing Postweld heat treatment Technical organisation number Uhde form Uhde standard Weld metal

Technical documents

For various base materials according to Uhde piping Materialcodes the standards UN 9240-01 through UN 9244-01 define the following welding data: Material grouping Welding processes Filler metals Heat treatment parameters For incidents not covered by the UN referred to above, UF 9253-01 applies. UF 9253-03 specifies regulations to be applied in a project for: Weld preparation Internal misalignment Welding procedure qualification Welder (performance) qualification Approval of filler metals Design basis for heat treatment Scope of NDT Procedures for NDT Acceptance criteria for NDT Progressive sampling for examination
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Quality System

Contractor shall establish a quality system for welding of piping and associated works to be presented to and accepted by Orderer prior to commencement of welding work. Contractor shall have work routines and procedures for quality planning, quality control and documentation activities. Contractors site organisation structure shall reflect these activities.

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Contractor shall establish a computerised system for the generation of welding documentation and welding statistics before commencement of welding work on site. Welding statistics shall be issued by Contractor and submitted to the Orderer at least weekly.

Welding processes and procedures

Welding processes other than specified may be approved under appropriate conditions and after a procedure qualification test. The welding machines used for gas tungsten arc welding shall have non-contact ignition (e.g. by high frequency) and a controlled current up and down slope feature.

5.1

Procedure qualification record

Contractor shall have valid procedure qualification records meeting the project requirements, otherwise new procedure qualification tests shall be conducted and performed by Contractor. All related costs for procedure qualification tests shall be borne by Contractor.

5.2

Welding procedure specification

Contractor shall elaborate from the procedure qualification records welding procedure specifications for all available combinations of materials and wall thicknesses. Welding procedure specifications shall be submitted by Contractor to the Orderer for approval before commencement of pertaining welding work. The Contractor is obliged to hand over and to explain the approved welding procedure specifications to each welder.

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Welding personnel
Welder qualification

All welders shall pass a welder (performance) qualification test on site according to the specified standards, unless a welder has a valid welder (performance) qualification record meeting the project requirements. If so the welder shall pass a skill test prior to his assignment. The test specimen of a skill test shall be subject to a radiographic examination. Welder qualification tests on site or skill tests shall be announced in writing by Contractor to the Orderer at least one day in advance. Test specimens shall be subjected to non-destructive examinations as required by the specified standard for welder qualifications. In addition, a destructive examination (simplified bending test) may be performed. The assessment of the test specimen shall be recorded in writing. The welder may be entrusted with the work after the test specimen has been fully evaluated by Contractor and approved by Orderer. In case the welder fails the test, he may be re-tested once after adequate training. All related costs involved for qualification or skill testing of welders shall be borne by Contractor. Contractor shall observe requirements for renewal / prolongation of welder qualifications.

6.2

Identification of welders

After qualification or skill testing, Contractor shall issue for each welder an unambiguous identification mark, a qualification / skill certificate, an identification card and a low stress hard-stamp with the welders mark before assigning a qualified / tested welder to site. Contractor shall submit to Orderer these certificates and identification cards for approval. All welders shall always have at hand their identification card(s) and hard-stamp. The identification mark of a welder shall be used for identifying all welders joints made. Identification by means of a low stress hard-stamp shall be applied at a distance of at least 30 mm from the weld. Welds of thin-walled or high-alloyed pipes shall be identified by using paint (e.g. felt pen). The paint shall be free from oil, grease, sulfur, chlorine, zinc, tin, lead, arsenic, copper and halogens.

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Welding inspection

Contractor shall employ qualified and certified welding inspection personnel (e.g. welding inspector, welding specialist, welding engineer). Evidence about this personnels qualification and certification shall be submitted by Contractor to the Orderer before assigning any welding inspection personnel to site.

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Welding work shall only be performed under conditions that ensure the required quality. Welding shall be subjected to closer inspection at low temperatures or under unfavourable weather conditions. During periods of windy, stormy, rainy weather or during snowfall, welding shall be performed under tents. At temperatures of less than 5 C, special measures shall be taken to maintain a sufficient pipe wall temperature. The area of and adjacent to the welding joint shall be kept free from condensed water by appropriate measures.

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Materials
General

Austenitic chromium-nickel steel and non-ferrous metal shall be stored separately from unalloyed, low-alloy and ferrous high-alloy steel. On site Contractor shall prevent any contamination of austenitic chromium-nickel steel and non-ferrous metal (e. g. nickel alloys, titanium, aluminium, etc.) by appropriate measures. Any damaged or contaminated piping component shall be checked and if applicable restored to satisfactory condition before being welded. The satisfactory condition shall be determined by Orderer.

8.2

Identity of base materials

Upon arrival on site, the piping elements shall be checked for their Materialcode numbers and heat numbers and stored separately according to the Materialcode numbers. Before cutting pipes, it shall be ensured that all pipe sections bear the Materialcode number and heat number (e.g. re-stamping, engraving). Materials which cannot be identified clearly shall be examined spectroscopically. If no definite results can be achieved in this manner, notched-bar impact tests shall be performed. If notched-bar impact tests cannot be performed, the material type shall be identified by a chemical analysis. Alloyed materials shall be subjected to random checks.

8.3

Base material and filler metals

Base materials shall only be welded with the specified welding filler metals. With approval by Orderer, filler metals may be replaced. In this case, process-related requirements shall be considered.

8.4

Approval of welding filler metals

All filler metals shall be approved by an internationally recognized examining body (e.g. TV, Germanischer Lloyd, American Bureau of Shipping, Lloyd's Register of Shipping) for the specific base materials, wall thickness and temperature range. In justified cases (e.g. quality of the electrode is doubtful, electrodes without certificate), Orderer may demand a test of the filler metal in conjunction with a procedure qualification. On the Orderer's request, manufacturer's certificates shall be provided by Contractor for all filler metals.

8.5

General storage requirements for filler metals

Filler metals shall be stored in a dry room, shall be protected from contamination and shall not be exposed to moisture. Filler metal packages shall be kept closed during storage. Remaining filler metals on site shall be returned to the store after every shift.

8.6

Covered electrodes

Basic electrodes shall be re-dried. Electrode manufacturers instructions and recommendations for re-drying and holding shall be adhered to. Contractor shall provide and maintain calibrated ovens for re-drying / holding and quivers (portable ovens), if basic electrodes are used. Number and capacity of ovens and quivers shall be adequate to project needs.
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Basic electrodes shall only be removed from the oven in small quantities and kept in a heated quiver until use. All electrodes which have not been used shall be put back into the oven. Maximum re-drying and holding cycles / times according to the electrode manufacturer shall be observed.

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Any contamination shall carefully be removed before welding at the latest. To avoid any mix-up, the welder shall carry with him only welding rods or wires of one single material.

Weld preparation

Weld preparation shall be performed as specified. The permissible specified misalignment shall be observed. Orderer may permit deviations (e.g. bevel, gap or slope). The surfaces in and adjacent to the area of the welding joint shall be dry and free from any impurities (e.g. grinding dust, welding slag, grease, rust, etc). For pipes with bituminous coating, the coating shall be removed over a width of approximately 200 mm on both sides of the welding joint.

9.1

Cutting, grinding and cleaning

Flame-cutting is permitted for unalloyed steel, 16Mo3 (1.5415, ASTM A 335 / ASTM A 335M Grade P1) and 13CrMo4-5 (1.7335, ASTM A 335 / ASTM A 335M Grade P11). Specified welding preheating temperatures shall be maintained for flame-cutting. Oxidation products and excessive undercuts shall be removed by grinding or other suitable procedures. Austenitic chromium-nickel steel or nickel alloys shall be cut mechanically or by the plasma-arc process. Any slag or groove at the welding joints shall be removed by grinding. Austenitic chromium-nickel steel brushes and cutting and grinding discs approved for this material shall be used only. Austenitic chromium-nickel steel and non-ferrous metal shall be stored and machined separately from unalloyed, low-alloy and ferrous highalloy steel. Cut-outs for nozzles and branches shall be made according to the aforementioned procedures and suitable for the material. Internal pipe cleaning shall be done after the performance of cut-outs.

9.2

Aligning

Piping components to be joined should be aligned with the aid of an internal or external centring device. Centring devices shall not be (tack) welded to any piping components. Misalignment of unalloyed steel pipes may be eliminated by hot-straightening. Pipes of austenitic chromiumnickel steel shall only be cold-straightened, with approval of the Orderer.

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Requirements for welding

Tack welding

Tack welds shall be welded by qualified welders only, be provided in sufficient numbers, be without defects, otherwise they shall be completely removed by grinding during welding the root run. Tack welds without defects made by the gas tungsten arc welding or oxyacetylene welding process may remain in place. Restarts of tack welds shall be smoothed by grinding. The requirements of section 11.1 shall analogously apply for tack welding. Earthing clamps of welding sets (cable connection between welding machine and work piece) shall be adjacent to the pertaining welding location. Damages of bearings, in-line instruments, bolts / bolt connections, rotors, motors, etc caused by uncontrolled welding currents and resulting impacts on erection and commissioning shall be borne by Contractor. After tack welding, the welding joint area shall be protected against contamination.
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Welding

Welding shall be performed in such a way as to ensure complete fusion of welding filler metal and base material. The requirements for earthing clamps of section 10.1 shall be adhered to. Root runs to be welded from one side only, shall be welded in such a manner that full penetration will be achieved. Any imperfection detected on the surface of the weld shall be removed by grinding prior to the next run / pass. Requirements for subsequent lining (e. g. rubber lining) shall be observed.

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In case of welds to be welded from both sides, the root shall be gouged out and examined for defects by a liquid penetrant test before welding at the gouged side. Examination costs shall be borne by Contractor. In case of austenitic chromium-nickel steel or nickel alloys, heat input during welding shall be kept to a minimum; welds shall be executed narrow and the reinforcement small (string bead technique). Contractor shall regularly inspect and measure interpass temperatures. Gas backing requirements as stipulated referred to in section 2 shall be adhered to. Contractor shall inspect constantly backing activities, backing equipment and pipe internal tinting. Gas backing (oxygen level) shall be measured by calibrated equipment; its number shall be adequate to project needs. For basic electrodes, the arc length should be equal to half the electrode diameter, but it shall be no more than 2 mm to prevent porosity.

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Arc striking

Arc striking shall be made in the area of the seam at a distance of approximately 20 mm ahead from the starting crown being melted during subsequent welding. Arc striking beyond this area is not permitted. Any arc strikes located beyond the weld shall be completely removed by grinding and be subjected to magnetic particle tests. In case of austenitic chromium-nickel steel and non-ferrous metal a liquid penetrant test shall be performed. All related costs for arc strike removal and testing shall be borne by Contractor.

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Heat treatment
Preheating

Specified preheating data shall be observed. For preheating under unfavourable weather conditions, section 7 shall apply analogously. Preheating shall be carried out preferably by electric heating elements or by means of ring burners. Ring burners shall be employed up to and including DN 80 (NPS 3) only. Other burner types shall be subject to Orderers approval. The specified preheating temperature shall be maintained during welding and checked with the aid of thermocouples (for their locations see Table 2), calibrated surface thermometers or thermo chrome crayons. Every welder shall be able to check preheating temperatures.

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Postweld heat treatment

Specified PWHT data shall be adhered to. PWHT with burners is not permitted. Adequate proof (e.g. with a temperature-time chart) shall be furnished by the Contractor that the specified temperature was reached and that the specified temperature raising periods, PWHT periods and cooling periods were maintained. On each preheat or PWHT chart the following information shall be given immediately before commencement of the pertaining heat treatment cycle: Isometric / pipeline drawing number Weld joint number Start date and start time of heat treatment cycle Chart paper speed Location of thermocouples on base material and weld seam Allocation of thermocouples to chart recorder colours Name and signature of heat treatment operator Immediately after finishing of the heat treatment cycle the end date and end time shall be recorded on the chart by the heat treatment operator. During the local heat treatment open ends of spools shall be closed with insulation material. The zone subject to PWHT in which the weld seam shall be in its centre shall be eight times the wall thickness and have a minimum width of 100 mm. The minimum number and location of thermocouples stipulated during preheat and PWHT respectively are listed in the following table,.

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Table 2. Outside diameter (mm) < 170 170 and 370 > 370 and 550 Preheating: Min. number of thermocouples 2x1 Location of thermocouples On both BM with 180 spacing and according to EN ISO 13916. On both BM, according to EN ISO 13916, equally distributed on circumference (180 spacing). On both BM, according to EN ISO 13916, equally distributed on circumference (120 spacing). On both BM, according to EN ISO 13916, equally distributed on circumference (90 spacing). PWHT: Min. number of thermocouples 1

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Location of thermocouples WM WM, equally distributed on circumference (180 spacing). WM, equally distributed on circumference (120 spacing). WM, equally distributed on circumference (90 spacing).

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During cooling the temperature shall be reduced to about 300 C at a controlled rate. Further cooling as well as any uncontrolled cooling shall take place under insulation. Further heat treatment or welding is not permitted. A PWHT shall only be repeated after a weld repair has been performed. Remnants of thermocouple wires on the base material shall be ground flush.

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Post-treatment of welds
Mechanical cleaning

All welds shall be freed from slag and weld spatter. Care shall be taken to avoid any damage to the weld and adjacent base metal and to reduce wall thickness. In case of austenitic chromium-nickel steel and nickel alloys, welds and adjacent areas shall be brushed. The brushes shall not be used for other materials. The surface may be cleaned by grinding with emery discs or by blasting with glass shot as described in UI 9253-12. Weld reinforcements within the tolerance of the specified standards need not be removed. However, smoothing the weld reinforcements by grinding may be required for the purpose of a non-destructive examination.

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Chemical cleaning

Any oxides (tempering colours) formed on austenitic chromium-nickel steel and nickel alloys shall be eliminated by pickling unless they can be removed successfully as described in section 12.1. UI 9253-12 shall apply for pickling.

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Non destructive test results shall be evaluated in accordance with the specified standards. Non destructive examinations shall be started directly after commencement of welding work to ensure uniform quality of the welds. Contractor shall have qualified and certified personnel for the performance and evaluation of NDT. Subcontracting of NDT works shall not relieve Contractor to have qualified and certified personnel for evaluation of these results. Evidence about this personnels qualification and certification shall be submitted by Contractor to the Orderer before assigning any examination personnel to site.

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The rate of defects shall be determined by the number of welds showing defects compared with the number of welds examined (in percent). Examinations before PWHT shall be borne by Contractor, unless otherwise specified.

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Visual examination

All welds shall be subjected to a visual examination from the outside and, if possible, the inside prior to any other examination. Weld preparation and welding shall be inspected regularly.

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Radiographic examination

The first two welds made by each welder shall be examined. If one of these welds are defective then the welder shall be sent to training and re-qualification. Contractor shall prepare a log sheet summarizing the first two welds for each welder. The log sheet shall be submitted to the Orderer at least weekly. The scope of examination (in percent) refers to the examination of site welds only. Site welds shall include all seams welded on site, regardless of their shape (e.g. circumferential butt joints, nozzle welds), welding procedure applied, and material. Radiographic examination applies for circumferential butt joints only. The number of welds to be examined shall be determined for each pipeline number. The numbers shall be rounded up to the next integer. If different nominal sizes are listed under a pipeline number, the scope of examination shall be subdivided accordingly. Field welds shall preferably be examined. Example: pipeline number with 25 site welds, specified scope of examination: 10 %, number of welds to be examined: 3. If defects are found in a weld, the scope of examination shall be extended in accordance with the specified standards. The extension of the scope of examination shall be borne and be documented by Contractor with the preparation of a log sheet to be submitted to the Orderer at least weekly. The quality of radiographs shall meet the requirements of the specified standards.

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Ultrasonic examination

For wall thicknesses of 20 mm, an ultrasonic examination may be performed instead of a radiographic examination if qualified and certified examiners are available. In case of doubt radiographic examinations shall additionally be performed, free of charge to the Orderer. The scope of the ultrasonic examination or any combination of ultrasonic and radiographic examinations will be determined by Orderer.

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Liquid penetrant test

Liquid penetrant tests should be applied whenever surface cracks are suspected. The manufacturer's instructions regarding the reaction and development time of the testing agent shall be observed.

13.5

Other examinations

Hardness tests, magnetic particle tests, spectroscopic examinations and other tests may be required by project specifications or on demand of Orderer.

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Repairs

Defects of a weld shall be recorded according to section 15 until they have been fully eliminated. Repairs shall only be carried out after previous consultation with Orderer. Visible defects shall be removed by grinding and subsequent welding. Internal defects shall be eliminated by grinding or flame-gouging (same restrictions apply as for flame-cutting) and subsequent welding. The repair of welds shall be performed in accordance with the respective welding procedure specification. Repaired welds shall be subjected to the same non-destructive examination method revealing the defect. PWHT (if applicable) and examination of repaired welds shall be borne by Contractor.

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Welding documentation

For each isometric or pipeline number a welding documentation shall be prepared by Contractor in accordance with the specified piping design code under consideration of the applicable laws and acts and further contractual requirements. A welding documentation shall consist of, but is not limited to: Isometric or pipeline number Piping class Weld joint number, as marked on the attached corresponding as-built isometric drawing, and used for all reports Weld joint dimensions (e. g. diameter and wall thickness) Weld joint indication for weld repair, cut and re-welded Type of joint (butt / fillet) Welding procedure specification used Welding date Welder identification mark(s). In case of more than one welder the allocation of welders to weld runs shall be stipulated. NDT information Date of NDT Type of NDT (visual, radiographic, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, penetrant, hardness testing) NDT result Report number. NDT reports shall be compiled in separate folders. For visual testing reports are not required. PWHT information Date of PWHT Report / chart number. Report / charts shall be compiled in separate folders. Welding documentation shall provide a complete history of welds by listing all preceding defective joints (if any). Prior to pressure and leakage testing of piping systems the pertaining welding documentation shall be submitted to Orderer for approval. The radiographs of each weld examined, including the radiographs of defective welds and repaired welds, shall be marked according to the drawings (isometric or pipeline number, weld number, film data, welder's identification symbol). They shall be attached to the pertaining non-destructive examination report.

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Final welding documentation

The final welding documentation consists of, but is not limited to: General welding documentation Procedure Qualification Records Welding Procedure Specifications Welder qualification / skill certificates NDT reports PWHT reports Material certificates for welding consumables and auxiliaries, if applicable Welding documentation for each isometric / pipeline number, as specified in section 15.1.

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Uhde standards: UI 9253-12 : 2008-02 UN 9240-01 : 2009-11 UN 9240-02 : 2009-11 UN 9240-03 : 2009-11 UN 9240-04 : 2009-11 UN 9240-05 : 2009-11 UN 9240-06 : 2009-11 UN 9240-07 : 2009-11 UN 9240-08 : 2009-11 UN 9241-01 : 2009-11 UN 9241-02 : 2009-11 UN 9241-03 : 2009-11 UN 9242-01 : 2009-11 UN 9242-02 : 2009-11 UN 9242-03 : 2009-11 UN 9242-04 : 2009-11 UN 9242-05 : 2009-11 UN 9242-06 : 2009-11 UN 9242-07 : 2009-11 UN 9242-08 : 2009-11 UN 9242-09 : 2009-11 UN 9242-10 : 2009-11 UN 9242-11 : 2009-11 UN 9242-12 : 2009-11 UN 9242-13 : 2009-11 UN 9242-14 : 2009-11 UN 9242-15 : 2009-11 UN 9242-16 : 2009-11 UN 9242-17 : 2009-11 UN 9242-18 : 2009-11 UN 9242-19 : 2009-11 UN 9242-20 : 2009-11 UN 9242-21 : 2009-11 UN 9242-22 : 2009-11 UN 9242-23 : 2009-11 UN 9242-24 : 2009-11 UN 9242-25 : 2009-11 UN 9243-01 : 2009-11 UN 9243-02 : 2009-11 UN 9243-03 : 2009-11 UN 9243-04 : 2009-11 UN 9243-05 : 2009-11 UN 9243-06 : 2009-11 UN 9243-07 : 2009-11 UN 9243-08 : 2009-11 UN 9243-09 : 2009-11 UN 9243-10 : 2009-11 UN 9243-11 : 2009-11 UN 9244-01 : 2009-11 Uhde forms: UF 9253-01 : 2008-02 UF 9253-03 : 2008-02 Erection; Surface treatment of austenitic chromium nickel steel Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BA Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BB Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BC Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BE Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BG Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BH Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BM Erection; Welding of piping; Unalloyed steel, Materialcode BO Erection; Welding of piping; Low-alloy steel, Materialcode HB Erection; Welding of piping; Low-alloy steel, Materialcode KE Erection; Welding of piping; Low-alloy steel, Materialcode KF Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EB Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EC Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EF Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EG Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EK Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EL Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EM Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EN Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EO Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EP Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EQ Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode FD Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode FE Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode FF Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode FG Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode FH Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode FI Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode GK Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode GM Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode GO Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode GZ Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EH Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode EI Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode KD Erection; Welding of piping; High-alloy steel, Materialcode KG Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NB Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NC Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NH Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NN Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NP Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NQ Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NR Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NS Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NT Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NU Erection; Welding of piping; Nickel alloy, Materialcode NV Erection; Welding of piping; Titan alloy, Materialcode MA Erection; Welding data for piping Erection; Welding data for piping; Applicable standards

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EN ISO standards: EN ISO 13916 : 1996-08

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Welding - Guidance for the measurement of preheating temperature, interpass temperature and preheat maintenance temperature

Amendments
In comparison with UI 9253-06 Part 5: 2008-09, the following amendments have been made: Reference standards have been updated.

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