Welding Consumable Storage & Handling
Welding Consumable Storage & Handling
Welding Consumable Storage & Handling
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1.0 Scope
1.1 This Welding Consumable Storage & handling Procedure is applicable for Onshore and Offshore
construction, Installation and Pre-commissioning phase of Offshore Platforms, Pipelines, and
cables.
1.2 This Welding Consumable Storage & handling Procedure is a "live" document and such will be
subjected to periodic reviews / changes in line with identified and agreed amendments and
improvements during the course of the Project. The Welding Consumable Storage & Handling
procedure will also be reviewed and updated to accommodate any addition or changes in scope
of work.
1.3 A flow chart illustrating the basic steps of the procedure is provided in Section 0.0, which may be
posted in the work area as a work instruction.
1.4
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The internal Supplier-Customer Relationship is illustrated below.
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Electrode | | Consumable\ JleoetAliYard(welding
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Supplier Work Process Customer
2.0 Reference
2.9 ASME SEC. lX - Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code - Welding & Brazing Qualifications.
2.10 SAES-W-O10: Welding requirements for Pressure Vessel
2.11 SAES-W-011: Welding requirements for On-Plot Piping
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3.0 Definitions
3.1 Extra Low Hydrogen Electrodes - are semi-iron powder low hydrogen type which produce deposits
that are extremely low in hydrogen content having a maximum weld metal diffusible hydrogen content of
< 5 ml/1009.
3.2 Transition Temperature Gurve - a curve which denotes the arbitrarily defined temperature within the
temperature range in which the metal fracture characteristics or ductility determined usually by notched
tests are changing rapidly with temperature.
4.0 Procedure
4.1.1 The Warehouse Supervisor bears ultimate responsibility for the storage and handling of
electrodes within the Warehouse. He shall assure that the electrodes are stored and handled
as prescribed in section 4.2.7 of this procedure immediately upon accepting receipt of
electrode consumables. He shall also ensure that test certificates for all batches & verify the B.
No. on received boxes. In case, B. No. on some boxes are not visible on any pallet, he shall
arrange to open pallet to verify all the boxes. He shall file certificate in hard, as well as soft
copy form, so as to have easy retrievability.
4.1.2 The Welding Supervisor bears ultimate responsibility for storage and handling of electrodes
within his control. He shall assure that the electrodes are stored and handled as prescribed in
section 4.2.1 to 4.2.6 of this procedure immediately upon receipt of issued electrodes
consumables from warehouse. Satellite electrode storage containers shall be maintained by
the area Supervisor.
4.1.3 Welding consumable store keeper shall be trained to handle their responsibility and shall have
clear understanding of the requirements specified by this document. Records of this training
shall be maintained by welding supervisor.
4.2.1 Baking and holding ovens shall be in good working condition and with a calibrated
temperature gauge. Ovens may be color coded as per the color code table in Appendix 1.0
4.2.2.2 Low Hydrogen type covered welding electrodes that are received in
hermetically sealed containers, may upon opening of the containers be used
immediately. Electrodes that will not be used immediately shall be put into a
Holding Oven for an indefinite period of time, at a minimum temperature of
250oF (121oC). Discard or re-dry the electrodes which are exposed to
atmosphere more than the permitted exposure limit.
4.2.2.3 Low Hydrogen type covered electrodes that are not received in hermetically
sealed containers shall be dried for at least two hours in a Baking Oven, held
at a minimum temperature of 572oF (300oC). Electrodes that have been
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baked for a minimum of two (2) hours shall be transferred to the Holding
Oven. Carbon steel electrodes of different grades (e.g. E 7016, E 7018, etc)
may be baked / stored in the same oven with proper identification, in
separate tray and with proper segregation.
4.2.2.4 Low Hydrogen type covered electrodes shall be issued only from a recently
opened container or from the Holding Oven. Electrodes are issued only in a
quantity sufficient to complete the weld or for a four (4) hour period,
whichever is less.
i) The four (4) hour exposure limit may be extended to eight (8)
hours by storing rods into a portable rod quiver heated to
158oF (70oC) at each welding location.
ii)Anye|ectrodesexceedingtheexposurelimitssha|lbe
discarded or baked for a maximum of two (2) hours at 300"C
and returned to the Holding Oven.
4.2.2.6 Electrode Ovens shall be properly identified and used onlv for
electrodes. The area Supervisor shall check to assure these Ovens
remain in working conditions and used properly, as intended by this
procedure.
4.2.3 lron Oxide Electrodes, Rutile Type Electrodes & Cellulose Electrodes.
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4.2.3.3 These nonlow Hydrogen electrodes shall not be held at an Oven
temperature above 150oF (66oC) as the coatings and weldability of the
electrodes may be imPaired.
4.2.4.1 Fluxes shall be stored in a dry storage area. Opened containers shall
be stored in heated flux oven/silos.
4.2.4.4 Flux baking Ovens shall be cleady identified for a particular type/brand
of flux. The drea Supervisor shall check to assure these Ovens remain
in working conditions and used properly, as intended by this
procedure.
i) Before taking the flux from the Baking / Holding oven, each
welder /welding operator shall take out at least 2 or more
pails of fluxes from the oven and put them back into the oven
from the top; to ensure that welding flux issued is sufficiently
hot, temp should be at least above 125"C (257"F).
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shall be heated / dried as stated above.
4.2.5.1 Bare wire electrodes shall be stored in original cartons and in a dry
storage area off the floor, until issued.
The welding materials including, but not limited to, low hydrogen (basic coated)
electrodes, iron oxide electrodes, rutile electrodes, cellulosic electrodes, SAW
Fluxes and bare wire electrodes (solid and flux cored) shall be stored in
warehouse with the packing intact. The welding materials shall be stored and
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properly arranged in designated areas, free from inclement weather and
contaminates. The consumable from Warehouse shall be issued First- In & first-
Out basis. (Exhibit-5- For Warehouse )
4.3 Monitoring
4.3.1 The area Supervisor, Welding Foreman shall monitor the storage and handling of
the welding consumables. QC inspector will verify for the same during spot
inspection & during consumable audits / welding audits for its compliance.
4.3.2 All monitoring checks made by the individual designated in 4.3.1 of this
procedure, shall record the date and their initials upon posted monitoring cards
(Exhibit 1) located in each area to signify compliance, any non-compliance shall
be dealt with immediately and condition rectified by the individual.
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5.0 Documentation
E7018 ESAB OK 48.00 Re-drvinq temp @ 350"C for 2 hours < 5MU100s NA
E7018 ESAB OK 48.08 Re-drvino temo @ 350"C for 2 hours < 5MU100q NA
> 50ML/1009 NA
E6010 -incoln Fleet- weld 5P Store in sealed containers. KeeP
in dust free supply room after
opening factory container. Do not
place in holding ovens above
1sooF (66oC).
E8010-G Lincoln Shield Arc Same as above > 50 MU100g Refer to Exhibit 2
70+
E7010-G Lincoln Shield Same as above > 50 MU100g Refer to Exhibit 2
Arc HYP
E6027 ESAB OK Femax Same as above > 20 MU100g NA
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E7O2B HYUNDAIS-7028-F Dry electrodes @ 350400"C NA
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E8018 Cl LINCOLN Redrying @370 -430"Cfor t hour < 4 MU100g NA
JET-LH8O18C1MR
E8018 C1-H4 LINCOLN KRYO-3 Redrying @ 280-300"C for 2 hours < 4 MU100g NA
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AWS Trade Name Manuf. Recommendation Diffusible Transition
or Storaqe Hvdroqen Limit Temperature
E3091-1 5 ESAB OK 67.75 Redrvinq Temp @ 200 "C for 2 Hrs. < 15 MU100q NA
E3091-16 ESAB OK 67.66 Redryinq Temp @ 250'C for 2 Hrs. < 15 MU100q NA
E3161-17 ESAB OK 63.30 Redrvinq Temp @ 350 "C for 2 Hrs < 15 MU100q NA
E3161-1 7 ESAB OK 67.60 Stored in sealed containers < 15 MU100g NA
Redryinq temp @ 350"C for 2 hours
E2209-17 ESAB OK 67.50 Same as Above Same as Above NA
EBo18-Cl ESAB OK 73,68 Same as Above Same as Above NA
E7018G OERLIKON a) Stored in sealed container < 5 MU100g Refer to Exhibit 2
b) After 4 hrs. exposure to
work bake at 300-350oC for 2 hrs.
c) Maximum holding time at 150oC
after baking: 1 week.
E61T8-K6 Lincoln Inner shield Maintain in dry storage condition < 15ML/1009 Refer to Exhibit 3
Self Shielded) NR203 Ni C
E71TB-Ni1 Lincoln lnner shield Same as Above < 15ML/1009 Refer to Exhibit 3
Self Shielded) NR203Ni1
E61T-8 Lincoln Inner shield Same as Above < 15ML/1009 NA
Self Shielded) NR 204
E71T-Gs Lincoln NR 205 Same as Above < 15ML/1009 NA
[Self Shielded)
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AWS Trade Name Manuf. Recommendation Diffusible Transition
or Storaqe Hvdroqen Limit Temperature
EM12KF7P2 ESAB AUTROD Maintain in dry storage area < 4MU100g Refer to Exhibit 4
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EH12K ESAB OK AUTROD Same as above < 4MU100g Refer to Exhibit 4
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EH12KJF7A8 OERLIKON OE-SD3 Same as above < 4MU100o NA
ENi5/F746 Lincoln LNS165/850( Same as above < 8MU100q NA
< 8MU100g WELTIG Cu 90 Stored in a sealed container & NA NA
maintain in a drv storaqe area
ERCuNi MONEL 67 Same as above NA NA
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5.4 SAW Flux List Data Sheet
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5.5 GTAW Filler Metal List Data Sheet
6.0 HSES
All Personnel involved in Welding Consumable storage and handling shall follow the requirements and Policy
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2.O SCOPE
This procedure covers the steps and controt measures required to be imptemented
for the issue and usage of exotic welding consumabtes.
Exotic wetding consumabtes are defined as :
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4.1 WAREHOUSE
with cotor code (GTAW, SMAW, SAW, GMAW & FCAW). White issuing boxes
,A. tnat contains more than one tube/packet, each tubes/packets shatl be
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project & records project specific Job No. against which, issued.
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
EXOTIC WELDING CONSUMABLES
A > The store keeper shatt have a clear understanding of this procedure.
the iubes & GTAW rods. Then open one tube at a time and color code atl
GTAW rods at both ends using sticker. Arrange PMI check after cotor
coding the wires from each tube before issuing to wetder. sMAw
electrodes are not required to have a cotor code sticker'
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
EXOTIC WELDING CONSUMABLES
out unattended.
color coded and att the contents are correctly cotor code tagged'
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Att wetders shatt verify cotor code tag and manufacturer's markings
on each wire/etectrode and confirm correctness upon receipt from
the store.
4.6 QC INSPECTOR
stubs ends are verified against WPS as being correct (cotor code tags and
A. manufacturer's markings).
Additionat PMI check to be carried out for specific cases when in doubt.
Resutts shatt be recorded on the tag with date and further the wetd shatt
be cut-out or excavated as necessary.
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
EXOTIC WELDING CONSUMABLES
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APPENDIX 2 - PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL
OF CHEVRON CRACKING
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COPYRIGHT CLAUSE
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
WELDING FLUXES TO AVOID CHEVRON CRACKING
2.O SCOPE
This procedure covers the steps and controt measures required to be imptemented
for the issue and usage of wetding ftuxes to prevent Chevron cracking. Chevron
cracking is usuatty experienced in tong seam wetds of Tubutar / can.
o High residuat stress in the weldment causes this cracking - typicatty tong
seams of rotted Cans, joints between deck teg & ring plate.
e Low preheat & Interpass maintenance may lead to the stress generation /
residuat stresses, may finatty hetps to cause Chevron cracks, in conjunction
with hydrogen accumutation in those tocations.
r From research has conctuded that wetd metat hydrogen resutting from ftux
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moisture ptays a key rote for the same issues.
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
WELDING FLUXES TO AVOID CHEVRON CRACKING
1 Wetding Leader man shatt ensure that fl,uxes are property baked at 230'C -
300"C 7or Z hours and then hotd at 200'C titt it is issued for production
wetding. The same shatt be recorded in the monitoring card pasted on the
Baking / Hotding oven.
2 As a second tier of check point, each welder/welding operator witt check the
temperature monitoring card to confirm whether the fluxes are baked and
hotd' at specified templrature before taking ftux to the wetding station
/hopper for Production wetding .
i Before taking the ftux from the Baking / Hotding oven, each wetder /wetding
operator sha'lt take out at teast 2 or more paits of ftuxes from the oven and
put them back into the oven from the top; to ensure,tha_t wetding ftux issued
is sufficientty hot, temp shoutd be at teast above 200'C. The same may be
confirmed wittr Oigital temperature probe before putting the ftux into the
hopper
{ Before issuing /transferring ftux from ftux oven to the ftux hopper for
production wetding, each wbtder/wetding operator shalt aware that the ftux
-Adequate
property heated. PPE (inctuding gtoves) shatt be used white
handting the hot ftux.
5 This is appticabte onty for tong seam wetding stations onty (as a preventive
measure to ensure thit the ftux temperature is high enough & conforms the
above requirements).
6 Any break during wetding e.g. Lunch break, shift change ,any o_ther
fabrication sequences ; ftui from the hopper shatt be reptaced with hot flux
from the oven. This shatt be appl.icabte to ftux hoppers with or with out
heating arrangement.
7 Each wetder shatt check the temperature of ftux inside the ftux hopper as
specified ( 100'C) before starting any wetd ,otherwise ftux from the hopper
shatl, be reptaced with hot flux from the oven.
10 ln back wetding stations, wherein "Heating type Ftux Hopper" is not avaitabte,
in no occasion any ftux shatt be used for wetding which has been kept for
more that t hour prior to wel.ding. The ftux shatt be replaced with the fresh
ftux from the hotding oven.
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
WELDING FLUXES TO AVOID CHEVRON CRACKING
Z. please note that this requirement is onty appticable for the period as
mentioned in 4.2.1.
5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
5.3 QC INSPECTOR
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
WELDING FLUXES TO AVOID CHEVRON CRACKING
Step 1: Check of Welding flux at Oven (baked / reheated/ holding, etc) and
issual from it
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PREVENTIVE ACTION PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF
WELDING FLUXES TO AVOID CHEVRON CRACKING
6.0 DIAGRAMETICREPRESENTATION
Note:
1. Flux shatt be replaced each time if there is an intervat during wetding operation'
lny break during wetding e.g. Lunch break, shift change, any other fabrication
,"qu"n."t; flux?rom th6 hopper shatt be reptaced with hot.ftux from the oven'
This shatt be appticabte to i[ux hoppers with or with out heating arrangement
(inctuding back weld stations)
prior
Temperature of flux inside Wetding hopper shatt be maintained at teast 100'C
and during wetding.
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McDermott Arabia ComPanY ttd (lK) Saudi Arabian Oil ComPanY (lK)
McDermott Middle East, Inc. (OOK) Aramco Overseas ComPanY B.V
Contract Nos. D6896 (lK) and D6255 (OoK) Contract Nos.660003580a (lK) and 6600035821
oromco
APPENDIX 3 - OERLIKON CONSUMABLE BACK.UP FOR FLUX BAKING
TEMPERATURES
AIR LIAUIDE
ffiRUKplU
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Reconrmendation for storage and processlng
of aggbmeratrld low-hydrogen welding fiuxes
Storage.
Er usu* in trade, tre rekfinq llur 'ls erpplied in PE bagp al fr l4tt. Upon reque*t tre lhrx maU be
pac*ed h EIGBAS$- mux n PE{a93 mu$ le storgd in a dry ild ternpelatrre confdlcd room
uith mirimgm tenrperatne 15'C il6 abcotrb moisfi,Itg cmtent of max ll gram J kg *itr'
see graph bebry fw mn*indions Rtl & Enrperahre that comply b 1l grann/Bg alr-
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OERLfKOI| DRYBAC ir corphtefi rnnidure progt paclqing and requires no controled fitttslic
Fluret:uppled h'OERi-lKOfl DRYBAG can be ured 6rrrlding uiSFul awy nc'ufir
''6iht[.
tioning cr re-boting.
Sef66 u6c, pleare- choct Sro ,J@gf.qt d tre paching. lf fle bag sfitrE any sigffi of pemtsaling
&mqe frtd.rgn 0E fdl, fhen fi conientr of Orc @ must fpt be rlred. The fits( shotdd be
rEbofd Q hrx tl ffi - Xfi "Cl ot dir;atded-
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D6255/D6896-AOC-W-ENGG-OO3 Rev.00a- Welding consumable storage and Handling