Welding in Energy-Related Projects

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PERGAMON PRESS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page viii, Norman F. Eaton Dr.
PROPERTIES OF WELDS IN THICK SECTION Nb-CONTAINING STEELS, Pages 1-9, R.B. Lazor, A.G. Glover, R.D. McDonald
DEVELOPMENT OF NORMALIZED AND AGED Mn-Mo-V-Nb STEEL FOR FITTINGS, Pages 11-22, M. Lafrance, F.G. Bourdillon, T. Wada, P. Boussel, W.E. Lauprecht
DEVELOPMENT OF HEAVY WALL HIGH STRENGTH BENT PIPE FOR ARCTIC USAGE, Pages 23-31, T. Yamura, T. Hashimoto, Y. Komizo, T. Sawamura, I. Hoshi, H. Nakate
STEELS FOR PIPES OVER GRADE X 70 AND THEIR WELDABIUTY, Pages 33-42, J.P. Jansen, M. LaFrance, H. Pero, Y. Provou
THE WELDABILITY OF RARE-EARTH TREATED LINEPIPE STEEL, Pages 43-52, E.F. Nippes, J. Mathew, G.A. Ratz
SOLIDIFICATION CRACKING PREVENTION IN PIPELINE GIRTH WELDING OF LOW CARBON STEEL, Pages 53-62, N. Yurioka, S. Ohshita, S. Saito, H. Sakurai
DEVELOPMENT OF LOW PCM X70 GRADE LINE PIPE FOR PREVENTION OF CRACKING AT GIRTH WELDING, Pages 63-71, T. Hashimoto, Y. Komizo, K. Bessyo, Y. Yamaguchi, T. Yamura
FIELD WELDABILITY OF THICK SECTION MATERIAL, Pages 73-83, A.G. Glover, A.B. Rothwell
PIPELINE GIRTH WELDING USING THE FLUX-CORED ARC WELDING PROCESS, Pages 85-94, R.M. Huntley, D.V. Dorling, A.B. Rothwell
A NEW HIGH-SPEED CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROOT PASS WELDING FOR PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION, Pages 95-103, T. Fujimoto, K. Akahide, M. Hara
POSITION BUTT WELDING OF TECHNOLOGICAL PIPELINES OF POWER ENGINEERING STRUCTURES, Pages 105-114, I.K. Pokhodnya, V.N. Shlepakov, Yu.A. Gavrilyuk, L.N. Orlov
AUTOMATIC WELDING OF PIPELINES WITH THE ‘SATURNE’ PROCESS ON A LAYBARGE, Pages 115-122, G. Dreyfuss, A.A. Smith
QUALITY OF WELDS IN LARGE DIAMETER PIPE JOINED BY FLASH BUTT WELDING, Pages 123-132, S.I. Kuchuk-Yatsenko, B.I. Kazymov, V.G. Krivenko, D.L. Turner
RESOURCES-SAVING TECHNOLOGY OF POSITION AUTOMATIC FLUX-CORED WIRE WELDING OF GAS PIPELINES WITH A FORCED WELD FORMATION, Pages 133-139, I.K. Pokhodnya, V.Ya. Dubovetsky, V.N. Shlepakov, L.N. Orlov, A.N. Kutovoy, A.G. Mazel, M.Z. Sheinkin
AUTOMATED WELDING DEVELOPMENT FOR ELECTRICAL POWER PLANT MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION, Pages 141-142, M.J. Tinkler
THE POTENTIAL USE OF NON-ARC WELDING PROCESSES IN ENERGY RELATED FABRICATIONS, Pages 143-152, J.D. Russell
MINIMUM HOLDING TIME FOR NORMALIZING OF ELECTROSLAG WELDMENTS, Pages 153-162, Sathish Rao Bala
INTEGRATED ROBOTIC WELDING THROUGH REAL TIME IR VISION, Pages 163-175, G. Bégin, J.-P. Boillot, D. Villemure
ON LINE WELD PENETRATION MEASUREMENT USING AN INFRARED SENSOR, Pages 177-188, J.L. Fihey, P. Cielo, G. Begin
MICROPROCESSOR TECHNOLOGY IN AUTOMATIC INTEGRATED WELDING SYSTEMS, Pages 189-198, C. Wilson
PROTECTION SYSTEM AGAINST ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD FOR SMAW WELDERS, Pages 199-202, J.M. Pelletier, R. Simoneau
FOUR ENERGY-RELATED CASE STORIES OF USING STAINLESS WELDING CONSUMABLES, Pages 203-223, Martin Crowther
NEW WELDING FILLER METALS FOR THE WELDING OF GIRTH WELDS ON PIPELINES OF CORROSION-RESISTANT CrNiMoN-DUPLEX STEELS, Pages 225-233, E. Perteneder, J. Tösch, G. Rabensteiner
WELDABILITY OF DUPLEX STRUCTURE 12Cr-(Mo,W) STEELS, Pages 235-245, E.J. Vineberg, T. Wada, T.B. Cox, C.C. Clark
WELDING 304L STAINLESS STEEL TUBING HAVING VARIABLE PENETRATION CHARACTERISTICS, Pages 247-258, I. Grant, M.J. Tinkler, G. Mizuno, C. Gluck
WELD POOL GEOMETRY VARIATION IN GTA WELDING OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL, Pages 259-268, J.-L. Fihey, R. Simoneau
NARROW GAP WELDS USING UNDER STRENGTH WELD MATERIAL, Pages 269-278, Barry M. Patchett, Donald G. Bellow
OFFSHORE STRUCTURES FOR THE NORTH SEA HAZ HARDNESS REQUIREMENTS AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS, Pages 279-287, S. Tandberg
INTEGRITY OF NON-POST-WELD HEAT TREATED HEAVY SECTION WELD REPAIRS, Pages 289-299, J.W. Prince
INADEQUATE FIELD WELDING PROCEDURES LEAD TO MARINE BOILER SUPERHEATER HEADER FAILURES, Pages 301-310, R. Myllymaki
SUBMERGED ARC STRIP OVERLAY WELDING OF 2.25-Cr-1Mo STEEL, Pages 311-321, R.S. Chandel, R.F. Orr
QUALITY ASSURANCE IN THE FABRICATION OF OFFSHORE STRUCTURES, Pages 323-331, K.P. Bentley
CODES, SPECIFICATIONS AND TRAINING FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE OF PIPING, Pages 333-342, L.E. Baxter
“…BECAUSE OF QA”, Pages 343-349, G.J. Melnyk
ULTRASONIC DEBRIS SCANNER IN ENERGY PLANT PIPING, Pages 351-358, M. Macecek
THE PROPERTIES OF PIPELINE GIRTH WELDS PRODUCED BY ARC WELDING PROCESSES, Pages 359-377, P.R. Kirkwood, K. Prosser, P.J. Boothby
THE TOUGHNESS OF MECHANIZED GAS METAL ARC WELDS, Pages 379-388, D.V. Dorling, A.B. Rothwell
THE SELECTION OF WELDING CONSUMABLES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF WELDING PROCEDURES FOR STEELS FOR OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTIONS, Pages 389-402, G.W. Dawson, F. Weld 1
NON IRON POWDER NI-BEARING ELECTRODES FOR LOW TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTS, Pages 403-413, J. Koivula, J.H. Rogerson
FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF WELD HEAT AFFECTED ZONES (HAZs) IN STEELS USED IN CONSTRUCTING OFFSHORE PLATFORMS, Pages 415-428, H.G. Pisarski, R.J. Pargeter
RESIDUAL STRESSES AT GIRTH WELDS IN PIPES, Pages 429-440, R.H. Leggatt
STRAIN ANALYSIS OF HOT TAP BRANCH CONNECTIONS UNDER EXTERNAL LOADINGS, Pages 441-455, B. Gross, D.J. Warman, A.G. Glover Dr.
COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS IN THE FATIGUE DESIGN OF WELDED STEEL JOINTS, Pages 457-466, J.G. Wylde, G.S. Booth
MODIFIED DESIGN RULES FOR FATIGUE PERFORMANCE OF OFFSHORE STRUCTURES, Pages 467-475, J.G. Hicks
DISCUSSION, Pages 477-487
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 489-490
KEYWORD INDEX, Pages 491-493