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- 18 Sep 2026, 14:20
- Forum: Maintenance Engineers
- Topic: Check valves inspection
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2087
Re: Check valves inspection
As per API 570 para 5.13, "Leak checks of CCVs are normally not required but may be considered for special circumstances."
- 11 Sep 2026, 21:14
- Forum: Inspection & Reliability Engineers
- Topic: Inspection of internal non-metallic coating online
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4416
Re: Inspection of internal non-metallic coating online
Very informative one, thanks for sharing novice123
- 11 Sep 2026, 21:13
- Forum: Inspection & Reliability Engineers
- Topic: Welding Dissimilar Materials Chart
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4205
Re: Welding Dissimilar Materials Chart
Check this as well, managed very well.
https://certilas.com/en/dissiselect-stainless-steel
https://certilas.com/en/dissiselect-stainless-steel
- 07 Sep 2026, 18:18
- Forum: Inspection & Reliability Engineers
- Topic: Ferrite number calculations
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3150
Re: Ferrite number calculations
Liked that. Quick and so shareable.
- 07 Sep 2026, 18:17
- Forum: Mechanical Engineers
- Topic: API 660 vs TEMA
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4850
Re: API 660 vs TEMA
Good one.
- 03 Sep 2026, 17:24
- Forum: PetroNavigator® - Engineering Interactions with AI
- Topic: Technical Safety - How accurate this is?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2861
Re: Technical Safety - How accurate this is?
I do not agree that this is a true representation of what Technical Safety is but I am no specialist to comment.
All I could see Equipment Integrity & Reliability considered within Technical Safety is not appropriate.
All I could see Equipment Integrity & Reliability considered within Technical Safety is not appropriate.
- 03 Sep 2026, 17:16
- Forum: Inspection & Reliability Engineers
- Topic: Difference between SA451 CPF3M & CPF8M?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2994
Re: Difference between SA451 CPF3M & CPF8M?
Carbon, yes, is the difference.
Ease with CPF3M when welding is involved.
Ease with CPF3M when welding is involved.
- 03 Sep 2026, 17:15
- Forum: Inspection & Reliability Engineers
- Topic: High alloy and low alloy materials
- Replies: 4
- Views: 3143
Re: High alloy and low alloy materials
Any material which has been alloyed more than 8% according to most of the literatures should be considered as high alloy.
Lower alloying percentage is low alloy range.
Lower alloying percentage is low alloy range.
- 03 Sep 2026, 17:13
- Forum: Maintenance Engineers
- Topic: Different welding types
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2824
Re: Different welding types
Many different uses with all these different welding types, in short.
Say for accurate, penetrated welds, gas tungsten is the one preferable.
Stick welding is used anywhere any day.
Then the materials which are being welded, so all many factors to consider.
Say for accurate, penetrated welds, gas tungsten is the one preferable.
Stick welding is used anywhere any day.
Then the materials which are being welded, so all many factors to consider.
- 23 Aug 2026, 18:13
- Forum: Books & Literature
- Topic: Book Review: Rules of Thumb for Maintenance and Reliability Engineers
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2950
Re: Book Review: Rules of Thumb for Maintenance and Reliability Engineers
Published back in 2007-2008