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Affidavit of Lockert Re Const Qa,Licensee Character & Competence
	ML20107C501
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Site:	Diablo Canyon
Issue date:	10/29/1984
From:	Lockert S; AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
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{{#Wiki_filter:_-- ( o UNIT ED STATES OF-AMERICA 3' - N UCLEAR. REGULATORY COMMISSION -cqm8775Hl1&lT y BEFORE THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY C O M MI'S SIO N '84 wy -1 PS:13 In the Matter of ) y n. i ) D6cketi'Nos rE50-275 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC ) 50-323 COMPANY ) ) Construction Quality (Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power ') Assurance, Licensee Plant, Units 1 and 2) ) Character and Compe- -) tence AF FID AVIT OF STEVEN LOCKERT STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ) My name is Steven Lockert and I am writing this affida- { vit in my own words without threat or inducement from anyone. The purpose of this statement is to inform the USNRC, court authorities, and public that officials of Pullman Power 1roducts Corporation (Pullman) and Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG6E) t have made false statements. False statements before the Atomic t I Safety and Licensing Appeals Board (ASLB) and false statements before the Region V staff of the US NRC. The subjects of this discussion will be welded studs, quality control inspector training, and quality control inspector harassment and retaliation. The documents that contain false i i statements are: Diablo Canyon Letter (DCL) 84-067 dated 2/17/84, i DCL-84-078 dated 2/29/84, DCL-84-195 dated 5/29/84, DCL-84-239 dated 6/26/84,DCL-84-243 dated 6/29/84, Affidavit of 1 1 8411020550 841101 i PDR ADOCK 05000275 0 PDR I

et '7 i s. C. M. Neary, Pullman's Quality. Engineering Group Welding En- . gineer, F. I{lLyautey, Pullman's Assistant QA/QC Manager, J. P. Watson, Pullman's QC Welding Supervisor dated 3/18/84 and submitted to the ASLB for consideration of Construction Quality Assurance matters at Diablo Canyon, Affi-davit of-F. C. Breismeister, Bechtel' Manager of Research and ' Engineering, C. M. Neary, 'H. W. Karner, Pullman's QA/QC Manager, R. D. Kerr, PG&E Welding Engineer dated 3/19/84 and submit-ted to the ASLB. l.0 WELDED STUDS -l 1.1 On January 13, 1984 a Pullman QC Inspector documented i the use of ASTM A-307 and ASME SA-307 Grade B bolts for I welded installations on hangers and supports for Class 1 safe-l ty related systems: 07 (Reactor Coolant), 08 (Chemical and l t Volume Control), 09 (Safety Injection), 10 (Residual Heat Re-moval), 12 (Containment Spray), and 14 (Component Cooling Water). The bolts were not specifically ordered to be made from j a P-1 dlassified base n'aterial. The purchase orders for the bolts did not specify that the supplementary requirements for I welded applications would be in effect. As stated in ASTM

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l A-307-82a (Exhibit 1) the supplementary requirements shall apply i 2 cl I I +

only when specified in the purchase order or contract. Exhibit I was first presented by myself in a 3/21/84 affidavit to which PG&$ has yet.to show purchase orders showing supplementary requirements applicable. 1.2 PG&E has stated in DCL-84-195 at para.. 226,241, DCL-84-239 at JIR-28 (pages 1-6) that the bolts installed without supplementary requirements in the purchase order for the bolts are acceptable because ASME Sec. III tells them so. Note that PG&E has convertently left out where in Sec. III this is stated. What has PG6E got to lose from a full and open disclosure of I the facts? Regardless, it is well known and universally prac-ticed that the master P-Number list for materials and their weld-l ability is found in Sec. IX of the ASME code. t 1.3 For example Article IV, para. QW 421 of ASME-83, Sec. i IX states "... base metals have beed assigned P-Numbers and t for ferrous base metals which have specified impact test require-l ments, Group Numbers within P-Numbers. These assignments are based essentially on comparable base metal characteristics such as composition, weldability, and mechanical properties, where this can be logically done. These assignments do not im-ply that base metals may be indiscriminate 1y substittited for a base metal which was used in a qualification test without con-sideration of compatibility from the standpoint of metallurgical I 3 1 L Il

( properties, postweld heat treatment, design, mechanical proper-C ties, and service requirements." l.4 Gro'ut>1ng of Base Meta is for Qualification is the title for the master list of P-Numbers for procedure qualification pur-poses. QW-422 does not list A-307, grade B bolts as a P-1 base metal. Any claim to the contrary would be patently false. QW 422 in the place in the code where P-Numbers shall be de-termined and QW.422 is contained in Sec. IX; as it should be, 1: behind the definition in QW 421 for a quick and final reference. 1.5 DCL-84-195 at 226 and 241, DCL-84-239 at JIR-28 (pages 2,5, and 6) allude to the Code Case N71-7 es; qualifying A-307, grade B bolts installed at Diablo Canyon Project. Breis-I meister at 12 and 13 also presents this case stating that this proof qualifies A-301, grade B bolts as P-1 base metal. The i j USNRC Re g ton V staff has also accepted the above citations as a final, " straw grabbing" qualification basis. Have any of-the above individuals even read the text of the Case before cit-ing its number? Conspicuously, the text was deleted from all references and no details were used to support the position. 1.6 ASME Section III Code Case N71-7 was approved 11/12/76 1 and annulled 11/21/80 The Case is no longer in effect because of a three year time restraint. This is an oversight PG&E forgot mention. Additional oversights noted are: l i + Clearly citing the the full Code reference N-71 -7 (1644-7), I l 4 i

+ Stating the time period of PG&E's contract specification verses the time N-71-7 was in effect, + Clearly stating where in PG&E's contract specifications the Code Chse had been implemented into design and quality assurance specifications for the project. - 1. 7 The title of Code Case N-71'-l Additional Materials for Component Supports Sec. III, Division 1 Subsection NF Class 1, 2,3 and MC Component Supports clearly defines its boundaries. The case was available only to nuclear power plants whose de-sign and quality assurance programs were dedicated to ASME Sec. i III. By PG&E's own admission in DCL-84-195, paragraph 250, "ASME Sections III and VIII only apply in a very limited degree to Pullman's scope of work at this site and are, therefore, not a part of the training program." 1.8 Had PG&E and the NRC Region V staff even read the Code i i Case text there were 7 conditions to be met. Three ccnditions i are worthy of note: + Adherence to Sec. III + 0.35 % limit on carbon for base metals to be welded + All supports built under the l' provisions of the Case be ident-i s ified with the Case number. l Pullman had welded A-307 bolts with no limit on the percent of i i carbon, did not adhere to Sec. III, and did not identify the sup-I, 5 i i

1 ports where the special conditions of the code case applied. Pullm,an's quality assurance program was still struggling to 1. meet'its B 31.1 and B 31.7 commitments after 10 ' to 12 years of Diablo construction. To even imply that ASME Sec. III is applicable at Diablo in defense of welding A-307 grade B bolt-ing material as structural members holding base plates on Clas's i l systems is simply false and unsupported by the fact:,. ASME I-Sec. III Subsection NF, para. 4311.1 restricts stud welding to non-structural applications such as insulation, name plates, and locating lugs, Welded A-307 grade B bolts as reported per the i January 13, 1984 Discrepency Report temain a Codt non-confor-i mance. PG&E's positioit has been one false statement after a-nother in an inept coverup that just show a sloppy Code distor-tions to untenable positions. Note that PG&E and the NRC have 8 not offered to consult the ASME Code writing body for conforma-l tion of their position; an act they should of done instead of wast-1 l t ing effort on useless Code citations that remain unsupported. ASME Code Case N-71-7 is openly presented as Exhibit 2. 2.0 INSFECTOR TRAIN"'. 2.1 PG&E has attempted to support Pullman's position on QC I inspector training in DCL-84-195 at 248-258, DCL-84-243 at III-51 Federal law and the capstone of Nuclear Quality Assur-( ance programs for plant construction, Appendix B of 10 C F R 50, i 6 1

J. wa s conspicuously absent from not only Pullman's training pro-gram but also Pullman's reading list. See PG&E's response at l r. 249 'and attachnient 9 to DCL-84-195. If 'PG&E's trump card for Pullman's inspector training program is the supplemental reading list shown as attachment 9, it's quite obvious, there was' no I training. The original allegation stated training was inadequate. Let's not prop up reading and pretend it's training. 2.2 Directly beneath the capstone is ANSI N45.2, Quality As-surance Procram Requirements for Nuclear Facilities universally recognized to be in complete support with 10 CFR 50, Appendix i B. Again, conspicuously absent from Pullman's training or read-I ing assignments. PG&E proudly proclaims in the Final Safety Analysis Report, Chapter 17, bottom of page 17.0-1, "PG &E has actively contributed to the development of ANSI N45.2-1971, I and the PG&E quality assurance program is in substantial agree-I ment with it." PG&E's QA program is directly responsible for its i contractors QA programs and why QC inspectors did not recieve i i direct training or even a referral to ANSI N45.2 is incomprehens-ible. Pullman QC inspectors were the very people responsible for the implementation of procedures, codes, and standards in the I field working with the hardware that by law must be installed to the above requirements. The lack of training in ANSI N45.2 and the failure to even reference it to Pullman QC inspectors must be 7 d

1 f 4 seen in the proper context; a. complete'and criminal failure to meet the quality assurance commitments stated in.the FSAR. v. 12.3

8.. DCL-84-195 at 251'shows the response PG&E's lawers

. provide to the lack of training accusations "... there is only an infrequent need for inspectors to interpret the code; they just-need to understand what the code covers and.the requirements, of the specific inspection activity." Pullman's Procedures ESD 223 for piping. supports and 243 for rupture restraints were pat- ^ ently lacking in code and construction standards adherence. Pullman's procedures were attempts to interpret the code, right - or wrong, the QC inspector was then faced with interpreting the procedure. Hence,' to say there was an infrequent need to inter-pret the codes is false and a patheticly weak response from lawers who know very little about inspection. 2.4 DCL-84-243 at 111-51 states "It was not until 1983 that t Pullman Power Products was first required by PG6E Specification 8711 to develop a Quality Assurance Program in accordance with ANSI N45.2. " There you have it ladies and gentleman, straight i from the horses mouth. Impossible as it may seem PG&E allowed \\ the construction of Diablo Canyon to procede for twelve years l l without requiring its major piping and piping supports contractor t j to adhere to the industry standard ANSI N45.2. Yet PG&E has I I l claimed thats its Quality Assurance Program is in substantial l-8 i l [, ... ~.. -... ..-.._~.v n - --.- -=

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agreement with ANSI N45.2 (FSAR, page 17.0-1.)

Perhaps PG&E would like to ellaborate on just how Pullman's Quality Assurance 7 Program met the' licensee's FSAR commitments before the change to the 8711 contract in 1983 I don't quite see how the hardware constructed to something less than the FSAR commitments to both ANSI N45.2 and 10 C FR 50, Appendix B is magically qualified., 2.5 PG&E's attitude is aptly explained in their response to my [ allegation that the Diablo Canyon Project (DCP) purposely failed I to state to the Pullman QC inspector "you are certified to and re-i sponsible for ANSI N45.2.6 Level II capabilities." DCL-84-243 g at III-51 (page 2) responds "There is no requirement anywhere I that an inspector be specifically told that he is qualified to ANSI N45.2.6, and it should not m.ko any practical difference wether or not the individual knows that he is qualified to N45.1.6." 1 This is a falso statement. ANSI N45.2.6-1973 states at 2.2.4 l that the certificate of qualification shall include the basis used for certification. Pullman's certificate of qualification makes no mention of ANSI N45.2.6 as the basis of certification. As to wether it makes any difference the inspector know what he is certified to and responsible for, the samo could be said for the l t contractor knowing what the utility is committed to in the Final Safety Analysis Report. Of course it makes a difference! Any Ii words to the contrary are completely asinino. 9 I f

t o' 3.0 OC INSPECTOR HARASSMENT AND RETAMATION 3.1~ In December of 1983, I had noted the failure' of Pullman s 7 to cotiduct ' welder qualification testing under the' full supervision and control of its ASME Sec. IX requirements. In attempting to document.the extent of the problem, I was denied access to in-spection records on the subject by the production foreman and QC 'l,- Welding Supervisor involved in the testing. Three days after attempting to visually examine the test's inspection records I was fired. 3.2 In an affidavit presented before the ASLB, the QC Weld-ing Supervisor, J. P. Watson, states on page 3, para. 4 "Re-cords of each of the 13 Welder Performance Tests show QC in-spection occured for fitup, rootpass, filler pass, final visual, 1 and bend test." However, at the Department of Labor hearing a conducted on my behalf July lith and 12th Pullman QC Welding Supervisor, }. P. Watson, had a different response. The follow-ing is taken from court transcripts page 458 at 12 and ending on o 'l page 459 at 1 Q What records did you maintain of the tests that were { undertaken during that time? } ? s A I just told you, I maintained my log, a record of each and eve.y test that is performed, and the actual perm-anent certification that is made from the record. I Q And the certification just states that so-and-so is certified as a welder under certain procedures? 10 g i .a....

A There are regular forms for it, yes. ,, Q Did you-- Does your log reflect all the various hold I,. points that you-- A No sir. Q Did you--are there records of what hold points you examined ? A There are no permanent records, no required records ' i for that purpose, No sir. Mr. J. P. Watson has impeached himself under oath in attempt-1 ing to have it both ways. Wether permanent, auditable, QC in-spection records exist for welder qualification testing is still un-i known. ,i 3.3 With respect to welder qualification testing, I refer the I reader to 10 C FR 50, Appendix B. Criteria IX CiONTROL OF SPECIAL PROCESSES " Measures shall l be established to assure that special processes, including weld-l i ing... are controlled and accomplished by qualified personnel using qualified procedures in accordance with applicable codes, standards, specifications, criteria, and other special requirements." Criteria X _ INSPECTION A program for inspection of activities affecting quality shall be established and executed... to verify a conformance with documented instructions, procedures, and drawings. Examinations, measurements, or tests of material or 8 products processed shall be performed for each work operation 11 t I'

where necessary to assure quality... If' mandatory inspection holdpoints,which require witnessing or inspecting by the appli-7 n cants'<iesignat5d representative and beyond which work shall not ?, proceed 'with'out the consent of its d5signated representative are required, thef specific hold points shall be indicated in appropriate j. g documents. " } Criteria Xi TEST CONTROL. "... Test procedures shall include ~ provisions for assuring that all prerequisites for the given test have been met, that adequate test instrumentation is available and used... Test results shall be documented and evaluated' to assure that test requirements have been satisited." Criteria XIV INSPECTION, TEST, AND OPERATING STATUS ' Measures shall be established to indicate by the use of markings such as stamps, tags, labels, routing cards, or other suitable means, the status of inspections or tests. ... These measures shall provide for the identification of the items which have sat-isfactorilly passed required inspections and tests." Criteria XVII QUAIITY ASSURANCE RECORDS " Sufficient records shall be maintained to furnish evidence of activities affecting quality. The rerards shall include at least the following: oper; ating logs and the results of reviews, inspections, tests, audits, monitoring of work performance... Inshection and test records L shall, as a minimum, identify the inspector or data recorder, the 12 1

O type of observation, the results, the acceptability, and the action taken in connection with any deficiencies noted." fk The short review of appendix B was presented to ask and 3.4 answer the questions: + Are inspection records of welde qualification testing re-quired at nuclear power facilities? + Does the welder qualification test have hold points that must be inspected before the' test can be allowed to proceed? + If a QC inspector performed an inspection of a mandatory hold point, would that ' inspector be required to document the re-sults of such an inspection? In thirteen years of welder qualification testing at Diablo Canyon, has no one attempted to audit the inspection records for verifica-tion to the requirements of 10 CFR 50, Appendix B? PG&E's own FSAR states in chapter 17 Quality Assurance para.17.1.10 "All suppliers and contractors on the Diablo Canyon Project are required to employ a program for inspection of their work to verify conform-ance with approved drawings, specifications, and procedures... Both process monitoring and inspection of final products are em-ployed to confirm the quality of work. Records of inspections are maintained to demonstrate the quality of work. Suppliers and con-tractors routinely establish hold points on shop travelers or similar documents to be signed off by the suppliers' or contractors' inspectors." 13 l

Federal law and PG&E's own FSAR indicate that records exist and shall be maintained to indicate hold points have been examined v. t. ) - and rbt:orded.by quality assurance personnel. Yet, in December of 1983 I requested inspection records of welder qualification test-ing and was refused twice. 3.5 A false statement made before the ASLB in the affidavit 'of C. M. Neary, F. J. Lyautey, and J. P. Watson is the statement: "... Mr. Lockert admits he was shown records of welder qualifi-cation for the days in question (December 7,8, and 9,1983) which documented the inspections performed by Mr. Watson on welder qualification tests." I state emphatically I was not shown inspec-tion records for welder qualification testing. I had requested the records because I had observed that many of the inspections that were supposed to happen did not. I had observed a problem and was performing my duty as a QC inspector when the records were denied to me. I was obligated to report the problem and in at - tempting to do so was fired. I have read the above 14 page affidavit and it is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. ___..Stavan.Tnck e.rt__.-....... [T^ kT[orALIFOSM Luis Obispo j ou on_M/_2B4 before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared _ k ..; personallykn wn to me(o p ved to me on the basis of a s

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3. Ordning Information stock,in which case individual heats of stee cannot be identified.

Standard Specification for 3.1 Orders for enternally threaded fasteners 5.4 Application of heats of sacel so whicig (including nuts and accessories) under this bismuth. scienium, tellurium. or lead has bees CARBON STEEL EXTERNALLY THREADED STANDARD specification shallinclude the following: intentionally added shall not be permitted foe' j FASTENERS' 3.I.I ASTM designation and date orissue, Grade B Isolfs.

i 3.1.2 Name of product, that is, hea or heavy 5.5 Clwmical analyses shall be performed in' hen.

accordance with Methods A 751. Tbs stand;rd es mued under the Gaed designateon A 307. the sumtws isnmediately rolloesos the designation endicaeas the 3.3.3 Grade, that is, A or B (1f no grade is

6. MGChaEICal E89"em ycar oror inaladopenom or. sa tbe casc orrevannoa.the year otease revisana A sumber en parentheses endicases tbe yeas ortant spcCsfied. Grade A bolts are furn,shed.

A superscnps cpulon see madecases an eJaurialchange unce the lau reviseos or reapprowal reapprova t 3.l.4 Quantities (number of pieces by size 6.1 Bolts 'shall not exceed the maaimum including nuts). hardness required in Table I. Bolts less than

1. Scspe optional nature is provided, which describes 1.1 This specification

covers the chemical additionalrestrictions to be applied when bolts 3.l.5 Fastener size and length, three diameters in length, or bolts witl* drilled 3.1.6 Wa:Acrs-Quantity and size (separate or undersize heads shall have hardness values i and mechanical requirements of two grades of are to be welded. It shall apply only when from bolls),

not less than the minimum nor more than the czrbon steel externally threaded standard fas-specified in the inquiry, order, and contract. 3.1.7 Galranising-Specifyhot dip, mechan. maximum hardness limits required in Table I; tenirs, in sizes % in. (6.35 mm) through 4 in. ical(4.41 or other unish required, as hardness is the only requirement. (104 mm). This specification does not cover

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requirements for externally threaded fasteners 2.1 ASTM Standards: 3.1.8 Specify ifinspection at point of man. 6.2 Bolts 1% in. in diameter or less, other

having heads with slotted or recessed drives or A 36 Specification for Structural Stect' ufacture is required, than those excepted in 6.1, shall be tested fuQ for mechanical expansion anchors. The fas.

A 153 Specification for Zine Coating (flot-3.1.9 Specify if certified test report is re. size and shall conform to t!.c requirements fos l seners covered by this specification are fre-Dip)on Iron and Steel ifardware' quired (sec 9.2). and tensile strength specified in Table 2. ~ 3.1.10 Specifyadditional esting(9.3)or spe. 6.3 Bolts larger than 1% in. in diameter, queitly used for the folidwing applications: A 370 Methods and Definitions for Mechan-cial sequirements. I.I.I Grade A Botts,forgeneralapplications, ical Testing of Steel Products' other than those excepted in 5.1. shall preferai r A 563 Specification for Carbon and Alloy 4 Materials and Manufacture bly be tested full size and when so tested, shall aid 1.I.2 Grade B Bolis, for flanged joints in Steel Nuts' conform to the requiremsats for tensile strengt . piping systems where one or both flanges are A 706 Specification for Low-Alloy Steel De-4.1 Steel for bolts shall be made by the open-sPecified in Table 2. When equipment of suf, ' cast iron. formed Bars for Concrete Reinforcement' hearth, basic-oxygen, or electric-furnace proc. ficient capacity for full-size bolt testing is not ess. 1.2 If no grade is specified in the inquiry, A 751 Methods, Practices, and Definitions available,or when the length of the bolt makes g 4.2 Bolts rnay be produced by hot or cold full-size testing impractical, machined speci, contract, or order, Grade A bolts sha!! be fur-f r Chemical Analysis ofSteel Products' e4 forging of the heads or machining from bar mens shall be tested and shall conform to thel , gished. B 454 Specification for Mechanically Depos-stock. 1.3 Nonheaded anchor bolts, either straight ited Coatings of Cadmium and Zine on requirements shown below: cr bent, to be used for structural anchorage Ferrous Metals' 4.3 Bolt threads may be rolled or cut. ( Te s.i, Eloosa-4.4 When specified, galvanized bolts shall purposes, sha!! conform to the requirements of 2.2 American NationalStandards: d L'*as swearth tai Specification A 36 with tension tests to be made be hot-dip zine coated in accordance with the 8'#*l , on the bolt body or on the bar stock used for g requirementsofClassCofSpecification A 153. crade A and c,we a boli. 60 oisi Is i miking the anchor bolts. s g,g,,,,,,,,,, p,,, ica When specified by the purchaser to be mechan, crwe a bosu osty 100 lsect.c.: t ca..,uce F.le on Faseepers.and as she direit re ponsab iny h Ically galvanszed bolts c vered Iry this specifi. 1.4 Suitible nuts are covered in Specifica. or suhm.sasssee F 16.02 on $seel Botung cation shall be mechan tally zinc coated and In the event that bolts are tested by both full 4 ' tio2 A 563. Unless otherwise specified, the.,,d'oa"7,'Q"6 "*l,2s ap,b,,A;.g 2 2 d d the coating and coated 'asteners shall conform size and by machine test specimen methods,' ' grade and style of nut for each grade of fas-the full-size test shall govern if 47 T. Lasi previous edition A 507 aa to the requirements for Class 50 of Specifica-teier,of all surface finishes, shall be as follows: ,,,,',,,5, j, ram Prge jdeage

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1.5 The values sisted in inch-pound units ' pas Aaa t 8,oA of ASTM Ss dards. Vot 04 04 and 7.I Unless otherwise specified, threads shall csade A crede .cre to be regarded as the standard. be the Coarse Thread Series as specified in the 3,,a. "May be olisalow fro. Amerkan National Sunderds 1.6 Supplementary Requirement SI of an Isaanna.s.c, 430 erowwsy.New York.N Y. lfuls e.u.phorus. sna a. 9 O ne Phos latest issue of ANSI Bl.1, having a Class 2A, 0 06

L 7.2 Unless othIrwise specified Gride A stock.and the mtnufacturershall make sample furnished in accordance with this specifiestion.

12. Rejeetles bolts shill be hem bohs with dimensions es inspections to ensur that the product conforms All tests end inspections required by the spec-12.1 Unless otherwise speedied, any seja gisen in the latest issue of ANSI B 18.2.1. Iln-to the specified requirements. Additional tests ilication that are requested by the purchaser's tion based on tests specified heroen shaB l less otherwise specified. Grade B bolts shall be of individual shipments of material are not representative shall be made before shipment. reported to the manufacturer within 30 eorkis heavy hem bolts with dimensions as given in the ordinarily contemplated. Individual heats of and shall be conducted as not to interfere un-days from the percept of samples by the pu I latest issue of ANSI B 18.2.l.

steel are not identified in the finished product. necessarily with ale operation of the works. chaser. ,l 7.3 Unless otherwise specified, bolts to be 9.2 When specified in the order, the manu- ' used with nuts or tapped holes which have been facturer shall furnish a test repost certified to tipped eversize,in acccrdance with Specifica-be the last completed set cf mechanical tests for tion A 563, shall have Class 2A threads before each stock size in each shipment. SUPPL.EMENTARY REQUIRElbEENT hot dip or mechanical galvanizing. A."ter gal-9.3 When additional tests are specified on vuizing. the maximum hmet of pitch and ma-the purchase order, a lot, for purposes of se-h following supplesneatery requirement shall' apply caly when speedied is el jor di: meter may exceed the Class 2A limit by lecting test samples, shall consist of all material purchase order or contract: the following amount: offered for inspection at one time that has the 3,, , oveense umis. i. following common characteristics: SI. Balts Sakable for Welding - product described sa this supplementary sq taan 93.I One type ofitem. q,;,,,,,g, Upio Un. et eonsoat 9JJ One nominalsize,and St.l The material desenbed in this section ca,s e se s. [' f 86 'o I. m 9.3.3 One nom nallength of holts-is intended for welding. This supplemental sec. Maassaae I en t. ei s I tion, by additional cheniical composition re-7 ! ',,* nese vatues a,e she same as she maai===imnapp=s ,,ed to, s.i...,c4 a.iiin spranc.e.oa a sal. each requiremnt shan k as fog ows-strictions and h a cah e@alent famula, s.=se aso s. mas I provides assurance of weldsbility by chemical 7.4 The gaging limit for bolts shall be veri. Number dPwcas ia t cd Namber a sampi,, composmon comrd St.5.2 Carboe Egiseleat (Seesne-A.ITJ fled during manufacture or use by assembly of sno end.. der a . SI.2 Welding technique is of fundamental Spergicesion A 7061-in addition to the hea a nut tapped as nearly as practical to the sos io s axe 2 importance when bolts produced to this sup-chemical analysis requirements in St.5.1. th P ementary section are welded, h is presuP" W mal # shah be such a m provsde amount oversize shown above. In case of dis-o' *", g a l l i pute, a calibrated thread ring gage of that same p sr.d that suitable welding procedures for the carbon equivalent (CE) not esceeding 0.5 size (Clus X tolerance, gage tolerance plus) 9.5 If any machm.ed test specimen shows j steel heing welded and the inter.ded service will when calculated as follows-shall be used. Assembly of the gage.or the nut defective machining it may be dncarded and be selected. CE = % C + + -+ described above, must be possible with hand another specimen substituted. SI.3 All of the requirements of th,s supple-6 20 i 1 effort following application oflight machine oil 9.6 Should any samp!e fail to meet the re-mental section apply m addition to ail of the + quirements of a specified test, double the num-chemical, mechaascal, and other requirements 10 50 10 ber of samples from the same los shall be tested, of the base specification. A 307 for Grade B. SI.6 Analr fs Reports-1f requested on sh e ti ns, when rform to re v . disputes, shall be performed at the frequency in which case all of the additional samples shall ol.4 Because of the embrittling effects of order or contract, the chemical composition e I ar;d quality described in Table 3. meet lige specilication, welding temperstures on cold-forged sacel, this each heat of steel used and the calculated car supplemental section is hmited to hot-forged boa equivalent for each heat shall be reporte t

8. Test Methods

18. Marking bolts, or,if not forged, then to bolts produced to the purchaser.

8.1 The material shall be tested a.n accord-from hot-rolled bars without forging or SlJ Product (Check) Verification Analy 10.1 Bolt heads shall be marked (by raised depressed mark at the option of the manu-threaded bars, bars studs, or stud bolts pro-sis--A Chemical analysis may be made by tim 82 nda 59ua ad t ly facturer) to identify the manufacturer. The duced from hot-rolled bars without forging. purchaser or his representative frosa bolts se bc tested y wed n n h Cold-forged bolts, or cold-drawn threaded lected from each heat ofsteet The analysis t manufacturer may use additional marking for bars,if they are given a thermal treatment by determined shall not enceed the values spe body or threads of the bolt withous any fracture

2nn8 8 8 8cmPerasure of not less than fled in St.5.2 by more than the follown j at the junction of the head and body. Other

( an air e am also s,mta-amounts. g g, g,,,,,g,, j, headed bolts shall be tested by the axialtension ) method. 11.1 ff the inspection described in II.2 is St.5 ChemicalRegenrements: c,arta. ,ss +e 3 j 8.3 Speed of testing as determined with a required by the purchaser it shall be specified

pbmpherw, d oes free running crosshead shall be a maximum of in the inquiry, order, or contract.

I in. (25A mm)/mm, for the tensile strength 11.2 The inspector representing the pur-Hsh M k M w mhm N dh $ n testsof bolts. chaser shall have free entry to all parts of the manufacturer's works that concern the manu-

9. Nrmher of Tests and Retests lN facture of the material ordered. The manufac-9.1 The requirements of this specification avrer shall afford the inspector all reasonable O

) shill be met in continuous mass production for facilities to satisfy him that the materialis being

I

TABI E I ttweness measmerenness ser mens .s,ne si,es and tece, c.,.3 hers s= (W De: Ignition: A 320-82 T4:3.s 2 t ~ .t-b r.a. r;.. ore.4, ,,,,,,c,s Bois sire. Grade a act Rn weg a" I's size sample L,e*

A",'

[ g mue 2 so 90

33...-.. -

An A -323-mas sana mas l 911o 15o 20 2 - ~ - - - - - ~ 141' 69 10e* R$l eo 2so 32 3

j a

123 212 49 93 2:18o 500 M 3 ' :=re. hen ies=a by. age==.o..e.. , g8y g d Standard Specification for J 3 20lso to coo $no g4 usu 2 T,.sae ., r, si.e n.eps 'o oo8 *ad o - iis u ALLOY STEEL BOLTING MATERIAL $FOR LOW-

i Bda seress

-Te.ou s ,,b.ihe.

se=Pk e of narpuna ambus m esuwwd r=.

TEMPERATURE SERVICE' reads single semipling Plan fue Normal laspec ior Table 114. i sue. Area

c,.4,.

c,,J. Mit sTD-loSD pas wh ca. A and 3' 3 only.

! aspect all Isoles is the los it the los ssre a less them she Thas standard is issued usder 'he Seed densgnesion A 320t she sumihre

" i fallmeing she " indicaans she E' men

may sangs nee, year or ongssel adopsion or. se the case or reviseas. ehe yest or less revisaae A member sa paseesheess eedsanes she year oflesj

~- seapproval. A seperscnpa epaalce gelindacanes se edssonal theage siese the last sewuses er reappse al. 54 Ikt

- "** b** b"* '9P'"dl** *** br *e*mnes of she Depennant af & endfe, hung h sh, DsD M af 16 00775 4 650 772

} 14 08063 6 35o lo 63o l I. Scope for Steel Bars. Carbon and Alloy. Hos-j ( s ' 58' o$ N

l. I This specification' covers alloy steel bolt.

Wrought and Cold-Finashed' i. n3 A I94 S 8Cif' cation for Carbon and Alloy-ing materials for pressure vessels, valves, P F 80 e nd 20 oso n *e e 0 442 271m 46 2io Hanges, and fittings for low-semperature ser-Steel Nuts for Bolts for High-Pressure and vice. The term

bolting materiar* as used in High-Temperature Service
i a

e se6 36 350 ao ano thi> specification covers rolled. forged.or sirain A 276 Specification for Stainless and Hess-1 *- 7 0 763 45 soo 76 3<o hardened bars, bohs, screws, studs, and stud Resisting Steel Bars and Shapes 8% 7 8 '** Sa sm, e6 we ( bolts. The bars shall be hot-wrought. The ma. A 325 Specification for High-Strengsk Bolts sk 6 1.855

- 3m tis $<n c

serial may be further processed by centerless for Structural Joints

1%

405 s4 300 Ho 500 grinding or by cold drawing. Austenitic stain. A 370 Methods r.nd Definitions for MacInse-i l 5 s.*o I:4 nuo iao o"' Is 'n" $ jy[ and strain-liardened. 2.2 Ameriras Natiosief Standards lassiasse less steel may be solution annealed or annealed ical Testing of Steel Products' l.2 Several grades are covered, including S8cadards.* i 25 4 e 00 24o coo am om both ferritic and austenitic steels designated L7 B18.2.1 Square and Hex Bolts and Screws $ [* 2 43 88, etc. Selection will depend on desi6n. service Bl8.3 Hexagon Socket and Spline Socket j si. 4 2 so 4x coo 7:o coo conditions, mechanical properties, and low. Screws 3 35 4 sn 49, soo an ono temperature characteristics. B18.22.1 Plairt Washers 34, 4 , og 37,6uo 966 sino Nort I-The cosnniistee formulating this speci-

3. Ordering leformation d

4 11 o8 664 son I los oc ficacia has meluded several grades of matenal that [

Area calcuinted freen the formula:

have been rather ennensively used for the present 3.1 The inquiry and order for material moder purpose. Osher composition 'will be considered for this specification shall include the followtag as f A. - 0 7sH l D - to 9743/esl. y ]tQt required to describe the material adequately: m e a asa e j.bere: A. - uress nea. hardenshility of wsne of the grades mensioned may 3.l.1 ASTM Designation A 320 latest issue. ameur or bok. *=d resencs she meninnuai sire as which the required and analy.is by grade as selected front Table I,

,D - my; mechanical properties are obtainable.

3.1.2 Minimum mechanical properties re- '

s ist. 4 44:N.

O l.3 Nuts for use with this bolting material ' sueda 60isitoi4 w r. , a: ice on toin i tas, urai. are covered in Section 9. ' The s C'","',"",pearamesse is seder she jen 3 W I A SuPP ementary R'9uirement SI of an l b,,,',',,"e,^

s=ct.seemismseest.and stesseed Ab O

OP ional nature is provided. It shall apply only v.s.es a vnomen.p hei ry or s.% Aos.22 em,. ,,4 De A were, serwerfor Ten.=g.ad w, ruse =4<s non== respurnee, sac ret,s,rr y r nre.ie regas nuernes . e ,re .wa =r n,= _ - 2 nu u d.,4 vwr,.r:4,. s.rs.,,,.pr nt..sm,s,4., s,,,r., ,,,j,4, f,s,

when specified in the inquiry, contract and C

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1.5 The values stated in inch. pound units

hr AsME, Soder and Premuse Venert Code apphse.

.odf.not renws.,ns,r renpyreseder asundr. men 3 our commente are anverd,uartjer verruen vf tan su.nJ.nrJer for.J.'nen.l are to be re arded as the standard-Code.'" "'*"d S "#**" s4 32e is samen is er chan P h n.ne rds end ekooIJ hr.Jdreis,d s. 45 TM il,edqueers,va. 3 *e* <enem,n,s edlenenr e.rrfuirenaerr.,u,n.e. nwrumg ol see \\ respeeu6tescrh.ur.f remaurace. 4ere i.e no.r.rsend if swer t,rtsase n.or somments 4. e noe rerne,J /.ur 4,.r.ng i u.4, JJ

y. Applicable Docamients

s*s3 Aanannine.h af ASTM Sanaderer.Vel StR5.

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"* **** W 2.i ASTM Standardt.

a 5 A 29 Specification for General Requ,remenis H3e nn.edway. Hee Yak. N Y.109ts. i

~ l { a_. EXH1 BIT 2, 21 pages (313-326.8)l Msn . b N-71 -7 cases or Asw.non.ni no riassi ne uwa.mns (1644-7) '.lleeting ofSeptember 16, I977 ,1pprorecr 21, !9R0 uniess previously unnulled or renffirm.~d. Case N 717 (1644-7) nor on material 3 to Sperification* AsT.\\1 A51 l-7:5 amt ~ Additional Materials for Component Supports SA 'i92. nor s.n the Irre toachining' aterls permitted in Section III, Division 1, subsection NF Class 1,2,3, and (3)Irlow. MC Component Supports (3) % hen the Nominal Conqu>>itiihi rohann refer-rners AISI gradr>, only materials meeting the themical Inquiry: What materiala, in aildition to tijou listralin romgmsition requirements of.the operific AISI grades Tal,lre 1 11.0,1-12.0, and 1 13.0 of Appendix I of Sertion - liste i 3 hall be nsed, with the exrrption that 0.60 maxi-111, Disi> ion 1, may be used for Cla3s I,2,3, or SIC com-mum silicon is penuittrd for castings. Free inachining 2 inment Supports con >tructed to the trquirrments of Sub-minlifications of the specific AISI grades listed may be rttion NF? n,rd at the 3.une design > tress intrn itir>, allowahic sin u-Reply: it is the opinion of the Committer that the es awl 3 cid strengths of Ilm referrnre grades but their i additional materials, dr>ign tress intensity and allowable u.c is limited to 400 l' masimum temperature. strn.e salurs, the >irld strength, and the ultimate tensile (4) When~ welding on A487 76 Grade 10Q, SA-508 otrrngth values', listed in Tables I,2,3,4, aml 5 of this (1 ass 4, A50th76 (.1aw 4a aml A5Kk74 Class I,2, and 3, Cule Case may be used in the run truetion of Cla+ 1,2, 3, and SIC Comgament supports for Section ill, Division the following additional requirements shall apply: 1 in addition to tho.c listed in Table NF.2121(a) 1-(a) Welding proced'nre qualification and wchler and welding operator qualification > hall be made in ac-The fullowing additional rrquirement > hall apply: ronlante with Section IX as mmlified by Section ill (1) All other requirements of Sub*ction NF shall be and a:6 gisen herein. mrt including NF.2586, w herc applirahlr. (b) Separate webling procedure qualification (2) Until rules are added, webling is not permitted of Section IX, hall be required for three on carbon and low alloy steels containing more than 0.35 percent carb<m, nor on Pil: or age-hardened etrels, material, and combinations of other materials with the c 2 materials. When joints are made between two diffrn nt ,The tabulated valuca of ten 41r etrength and ty[ws or gradre of base material, a procedure qualificalion are tho.e which the t'ommotre brhrses arr muita{rld strength mu3t be made for api cal,le combinations of materials di e for use m de,ign cJeulations required by Section lit. thision 1. At the even though procedur, qualification tr>ts hase twen armperaturca ahuve room trmtwraturr, the naturs of tenste .trrngth tend toward an airrage or ritrrtrd salue which mad ma4 he rarh of the two ha e Inalerials wrbled to ir 4. much as 10% atant the tenste strength irrnd rune a itself (materials..I the name nominal chemical anal} sis juated to the minimam stvrified nium temperature trn strength. At temperatures alnne truem temirraturr, the yw,41r d udmial iniIirrtir> range, cVen thouEh of different id I attrngth satur> rorrrapsmd tu the >ichl strrngth trrnd rurer ad-pnnhwt forni, may he ram idered a$ the name type or V ju frd tu ihr_ Ininimuns pperifie d nuun trentwrattur )irhl altrugth. Nrithrt the ten >ile strrngth nor the jirld stren,pth Erdd")- talure corrrepond exactly to rither "aterage" or minimum as r applied au a ntati.tical treatment of a honwgenr-(r) The following, in addition to the variabica in I r$r Sec. IN, QW-250, shall be considered a, r> ential vari. Neither the AS\\lE nr ASUI Alaterial 8pecifications nor the Itutes of Srction lit, thei4un 1, require rievated temperature ables n quiring re-qualification of the welding procc s. -treting for tensic or yictd strengths of production material for uar in, Gale components. It is not intended that results of nurh J. A change in filler metal SFA rlarification tr.ts, if rrformrd, he romparrd mth thcar tabulatrd trunte or to a wa Id n id M roven d b an SFA eIwcification. i Y and )irld strength talurs for ASME Gale arreptantr/rrjrrtion

2. An inrrease in the maximum or a decrease in i
purpo rs for materials. If s mw clesated temperature test results Llw minimme1n4ified in In at or interIsa3s temIwratures. on prmlurtson matrnal appear lower than the tabulated valurs 1 h) a large amount (more than the typical sarialulity of material nuggrating the pouilaility of some rrrur)furthrtimestigation by The ogwrified range of prehrat temgwratures > hall not retryt or other encans should he run*nlered. pgpppg gr,g p, 21hc desigrwr sha'l camsider ihr effects of temperature, en-i,iomnwnt and applird strean on the material prnprrtirs of per- .3. A change in the heat treatment (pneredure ripnahon or aste hardrmng allu)s, on other high alrrngth brat iiualification trots shall he sub'rcled to heat treatment I treatrd alloys, or on irrrmachining trels. casentially reptivalent to that encountered in fabrication 313 SUPP. 3 - NC
g -W + pgim
MS
~ cass(c=,imed) "7 I " * *Y'O N-71 -7 '(1644-7) cases or asm: nounsn meSscu nessti. cons C of the vessel or ve,psel parts including the masimum total Thickness of aggregate time attiemperature or temperatures and cool. Specimen, in. A in. B in. C in. D in. I"I' ra tes).
,j,,
gy 3y 37 l,gi,
4. A changein the types of current (ACor DC) 2 4
8 86 polarity, or a change in the s,pecified range for amgwrage, 6ji 3ji a j i + j 4 j i +,';;. s soll, or travel speed.
5. A change in the thicknra(T)of the weldi" procedure qualification tr t plate a4 follows:
(g) The finA p.>,tweld in at en atnn nt.hWI be at a mininnun b mpemtun of 1075 F and a masinnnn t m. perature limited only by ihe ability to meet the specified (a) For welded joints which are quenched mechanical properties. Minimum hohling time at the and tempered after welding, any increa3e in thickness (the final g=>stwehl heat treating tenq= rature sliall he one y minimum thicknra qualified in all ra3es is % in.). hour lwr inch of wrid thi kncs.s, one hour minimum. (b) For welded joints w hich are not quenched (5) When the ASTM specification referenced in and tempered after welding, any change as follows: Tables 1 through 5 does not specify minimum tensile aml 3 chi >trength.s, the valuca listed umler the appropri. i 7 are cohnnn.4 > hall be met by the material. leu than 5/8 m.. Any decrease m. thickness (The (6) Materials in Taldes I through 5 whose nominal masinmm thirkness qualified. composit.um
referenerd as an AISI com >osition ma n
he arrrpted a, nati fying the requirements of the ASTM 5/11 in. a. d in er Any departure from the range of operification provi. led the themical requirements of the n AISI 5/8 in. to 2T. reiGreion an widdn du prifid qc of tie desipab d AS'DI yn.rifiMiom W a nifidm of dm material whall be in accordance with the requirements of (d) Welding I'dler metal containing more than NCA.3867.1 (c) or (f). The term "rach piece of stock s O.06 gwn ent vanadium 3 hall not 1.c n rd. material" in NCA. ll!67. l (c) may be taken to refer to (c) In addition to the requirements of Nil-1410 that portion of the material of the same heat and tot of Scotion 111, Divi > ion 1, the materials may require re. which has trarrability r>taldir'.d by the Manufacturer haking in order to minimiec moisture. The prorrdures through his program. B hrre Certificate,, of Gunpliance for doing thin for roscrrd are wrkling r!rrinnies are arrrptable umler Subsretion NP, testing of ruch are gisen in 8 wrifications SFA.S.1 and SFA.i.. pirre is not n pdrril. (f) The radius of the mandrrl or die uard in the (7) All >nprorts aml component stamlan!,,upport.4 gui. led I.cnd trots of Fertion IN. Figs. QW 166.1, .onstructr.1 nmler the pnnisions of this Case shall bc VW-166.2, and QW-166.3 hall 1.c: identifird oith ihis Case nmn!,rr. r i l j 3It l SUPP. 3 - NC i i I
y ( ( ( TABt.E1 Desiyi Stress Intensity Values, S. for Ferritic Steels and Copper Alloys for Class 1 Plate and Shell Type Component Supports m A Min 5 Min Ultimate Design Stress intensity, ksi (multiply by 1000 to obesia poil i Type Yield Tensile for metal temperatures F, not to exceed * ' Nominal P. Group Product Specifica-or Class Notes Strength. Strength, 4 Composstion No. No. Form tion No. Grade ksi hsi 100 200 300 400 500 600 650 700 750 000 3 Carbon Steels liar A108 73 1015CW 6.9 (/ AIS11015 liar Alt 473 1018CW 6,9 40 60 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 1018.1020 Itar A108 73 1020CW 6,9 J j AISI l043 I:ar A 108 73 1085CW 2 100 120 40.0 40.n tius 40.0 p e AISil030 Itar A108 73 1030CW 2 123 140 46.7 46.7 46.7 46.7 - jQ-g j AISI 1013 Tule A313 76 1013CW 6,9 55 63 21.7 21.7 21.7 21.7 AISI 1020 Tule A313 76 1020CW 6.9 60 70 23.3 23.3 23.3 23.3 = a AISI 1025 lute A513.76 1025CW 6.9 63 75 23.0 23.0 25.0 25.0 y Tulw A319 76 10lat'W{ - 5,7.9 50 70 23.3 23.3 23.3 23.3 M AISI 1018 1022CW l 5 f 1020,1022 Tulw A519 76 1020113 l - 32 60 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 - ( 1022111t I i' AISI 1026 Ti.ls A319 76 1 02 61111 -10 70 23.3 23.3 23.3 23.3 ?,. 4 Ji AISI1026 Tulw 4519 76 1026CW 5.7.11 60 80 26.7 26.7-26.7 26.7 Ilar SA.675 63 32.5 65 _ 21.7 21.7 21.7 21.7 21.7 21.7 21.7 h, Itar St.675 To 35 70 23.3 23.3 23.3 23.3 23.3 23.3 213 - 5: Ilar A675 77 75 37 75 25.0 23.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.o m AISI 1022, 1030 I'orgine A668 72 11 30 60 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.n 2H.0 - Ij" Low Alloy Steels m AISI 4130, L Q 4330 4 2 Casting A148.73 90.60 8 60 90 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 5
Is

AIS14130,
~ Casting Al l8 73 IU3M 2 85 105 33 0 35.0 35.0 33.0 35.0 33.0 35.0 35.0 5 b-4140,4330, Casting Al48 73 120.93 ' 1,2 93 120 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 10.0 40.0
Q 4340 Ca> ting AI48 73 150 125 1,2 125-150 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50 0 50.0 2%Cr 1 Mo 5
2 Casting A 487-76 8Q 83 103 35.0 35.0 34.6 33.8 33.6 33.6 33.8 33.1 O :' N 8 p = Un to I sue H A e4 ^ O .r g z. = u A N b C i d e g H b w i@ V j
(
n
.h TABLE 1 (Cons *d! Dessen Stress Intensity Values. S. for Ferritic Steefs and Copper Alloys for Class 1 Plate and Shell Type C: ^{D O m ..ac..nt Supports 8d @ g, m Men A fut Men Ultimate Design Stress Intensity, k si Imultiply by 1000 to obtain poil ' A, w o Type Yield Tensite Nominal, P-Group Product Specifica-or Class Notes Strength. Strength. q - O for metal temperatures. F, not to exceed m a Composition No. No. Form teon No. Grade kse ksa 100 200 300 400 500 600 650 700 750 800 w
3 n
N Low Alloy Steels ICont'd)
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= 4 e Ni Cr.Mo Casting A487 76 l(H,9 I 100 125 41.7 41.7 41.7 41.7 41.7 41.7 41,7 41.7 C Ni-Cr.Mo Fe,reing A503 76 4a 1 100 115 33.3 33.3 38 3 37.9 37.(, 37.I g, 8 l'! ate A318 75 All I.2.3 500 llo 36.7 36.7 36.7 36.7 36.7 36.7 36.6 35.9 ' -- Plate A314 75 All 1.2.1 90 100 ~ 33.3 33.3 33.3 33.3 33.3 33 3. 33.2 32.6. - AIFI 4140, ~~ ~ jTule A"> I 9 76 41 toOV l. 2 100 124 40.0 10.0 40.0 10.0 gn 4142 I Tule A319 76 41420V { - 2 100 120 10.0 80 0 10.0 40.0 2'iCr.1 Mo 3 2 Plate A512 77 3 75 9~. 31.7 31.7 31.7 31.7 31.5 3 I. 30.8 30.1 = m, ti 2%Cr.1 Mo 5 2 Plate A342 77 4 - - 60 !!5 23.3 23.3 28 3 211 3 28.2 27.8 27 ~. 27.2 [ Ni-Crato Plate A343 77 A.II 1 8" lui 31.0 3~*.o 35.0 3 83* 38.4 3U8 - A N.Cr-Ma Plate A343 77 A.ll 2 I l#Me ll1 33 3 38.3 38.3 37.9. 37.6 37.1 ( Ni.Cr.Mo Plate A513 77 A.Il 3 To 90 30.0 30.0 30.0 29.7 29 1 29.I Plate Shapr> A572 77a 42 12 60 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 y Plate,Shapen A572-77a 50 50 65 23.7'23.7 23.7 23.7 2I 7 23.7 21.7 23.7 u E SNi-Cralo V Forging A179 76 12a I.2 144 150 50.0 49.5 48.0 47.0 47.0 87.0 46.0 48.o ? Plate A~88 774 4.11 12 12 63 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 2I.o Mntr Cu4, "I Plate A388 77a A.ll 13 86 67 22.3 22.3 22.3 22.3 22 3 22 3 22.3 22 3 - 2/. Mn.N i.Cr-Cu.). Plate.Shaprm A388 774 A.!! 11 50 To 23.3 233 233 23 3 233 2:13 23.3 23.3 3 i. \\ln4h Plate A633 75 A 12 63 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21 0 2l 0 2I n 20.n aE \\lnd 114tr Ar.33 75 I: Mnib {- 114tr A633 75 C.i t 3 58 70 233 23.3 23.3 23.3 23 3 233 23.3 23.1 4 7 WCr.Ni-Cu ) ~ I' late \\633 75 C.i t l 16 60 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 19.8 -[ Mn.V.N Plate A63375 F. 5 60 80 26.7 26.7 26.7 -26.7 26.7 26.7 26.7. 26.8 AISI8620 3 3 Forpng 46ft." K Io P' 100 33.3 33.3 33.3 33.3 333 33.3 33.3 33.3 N AISI 4140, Forging 3663 72 K 2.10 4340 9 (-
AISl4Ilo, 4380 Forging A668 72 1,
2.10 H5 Ilo 36.7 36.7 36.7 30.7 36.7 36.7 36.7 36.7 AISI 1330 M 4310 Forgine A663 72 \\l I.2.10 110 131 15.0 15.o' 45.o 85.0 45.0 81.0 85.o 85.0 AISI 4380 Forging %fAl.72 N I.2.l o 13o 160 53.3 53.3 333 53.3 33,;l 53.3 53.3 53.3 n 9 W >s WlV' N 0% 1 V. I $ \\ \\
( TABLE 1 (Cont'd) - Design Stress Intensety Values. S. fo' Ferritic Steers and Copper Alloys for Qass 1 Plate and Shell Type Component Supports m Min Min Ultimate Design Stress intensity, ksi (muttiply by 1000 to obt'ain psi) Type Yield Tensele for metal temperatures, F, not to exceed ?-n Nominal P. Group Product Specifica. or Class Notes Strength, Strength, s Composition No. No. Form tion No. Grade k si ksi 100 200 300 400 500 6C0 650 700 750 800 V' Copper and Copper Alloys C w.* Alum. Itronxc - liar Fil.150 682 23 70 16.7 18.3 13.3 13.2 - g 80 10 10 Casting Sill.8 l 937 12 30 8.0 7.I 6.7 6.5 Ff O Notes = I-1. The maximum tennile strength shall not exceed the minimum specified len de strrngth I,y more than 40.48 ksi. Where the Specification durs not hmit hardnes, the [ maximum surface hardncm s. hall not exrred Ihr hardecu+ salue, corre>ponding to the masimum sensde sterneth, as determined from ihr applicable Taldes in SA. 370. 2 -a 2. Until rules for welding on thi, material are added. thi3 matenal i not for wrided construttuen. O 3. I!p to 2% in. incl. E 4. Oser 2% in. to 1 in. 3 5. The>r materials are limited for u c only for >mshbers and rem
tant >upporta.
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7. Max IllIN 225.
5 The rioncation and rc<lurtion of area rrquirement, for this matrnal ma> le >perified a-l 7% and 35') minimum renserti rly. ,U 8. 9. When welding is requirrd. the allowalJe strr*. valur* of A319. In20llit whall apriv. i 10. For cach forging 1810 lim. net weight and Iro. the marking rrepurrments of AM>3 72 may le met by a suitabic rewir or :.)mle.J identified by the \\lanufarturre in his Certificate of Complianer. The hardnr3, trat requirement shall le pertornwd only on the tensdr trat,perimen. ?! 11. When weldme is required. the allowaleir > tree s a'uc, of A319,1026 fili shall apply. 12. Over 5 en. to 8 in. 5
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1. The masimum sensde strength hall not escred ihr minimum specified ten ite strength b) more than 40.0 Lai. Where the Specification dors not limit hardness
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1. The maximum tensile strength shall tml exrced the minimum agreified tensile strength I,) more than 40.0 kni. Rhere the S rcification dors not limit hardnce, the i
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