API 570
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| CUI affects Carbon Steel (Temperature Range) | 25 – 250 oF
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| B31.3 Recommended Minimum Preheat Temps become Required | </= 32 oF
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| Standard temperature range for a PT exam. | 40 – 125 oF
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| Minimum flash point of hydrocarbons used for leak testing | 120 oF
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| Temp when UT readings should be compensated for temperature. | >/= 150 oF
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| CUI affects Stainless Steel (Temperature Range) | 150 – 400 oF
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| Minimum pre-heat temperature when performing pre-heat in lieu of a PWHT | 300 oF
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| Minimum pre-heat temperature when performing a local PWHT in lieu of a full encirclement PWHT | 300 oF
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| Starting temperature of Sulfidation on Carbon Steel (sulfur content > 0.5% by weight) Per API 570 | 450 oF
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| Operating temperature which causes temper-embrittlement of low chromes (temperature range) | 700 – 1070 oF
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| Graphitization begins for Carbon Steel materials | 800 oF
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| Creep begins in 1-1/4% Chrome materials | 900 oF
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| Maximum temperature for UT transducers with special delay lines (Per API 574) | 1100 oF
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| Carbon Steel PWHT temperature | 1100 – 1200 oF
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