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This document summarizes the key differences between PSL1 and PSL2 line pipes. PSL2 pipes have more stringent requirements for chemical composition, mechanical properties, manufacturing standards, inspection and defect repair, and certification and traceability compared to PSL1 pipes. The document outlines these differences across various parameters such as allowed carbon and other element levels, mechanical property testing requirements, welding standards, non-destructive testing protocols, repair standards, and certification and traceability documentation requirements.
This document summarizes the key differences between PSL1 and PSL2 line pipes. PSL2 pipes have more stringent requirements for chemical composition, mechanical properties, manufacturing standards, inspection and defect repair, and certification and traceability compared to PSL1 pipes. The document outlines these differences across various parameters such as allowed carbon and other element levels, mechanical property testing requirements, welding standards, non-destructive testing protocols, repair standards, and certification and traceability documentation requirements.
This document summarizes the key differences between PSL1 and PSL2 line pipes. PSL2 pipes have more stringent requirements for chemical composition, mechanical properties, manufacturing standards, inspection and defect repair, and certification and traceability compared to PSL1 pipes. The document outlines these differences across various parameters such as allowed carbon and other element levels, mechanical property testing requirements, welding standards, non-destructive testing protocols, repair standards, and certification and traceability documentation requirements.
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Difference in Chemical Properties Parameter PSL1 PSL2 Chemistry: Max C for Seamless pipe 0.28% for grades ≥ B 0.24% Chemistry: Max C for Welded pipe 0.26% for grades ≥ B 0.22% Chemistry: Max P 0.03% for grades ≥ A 0.03% Chemistry: Max S 0.03% 0.02% Only when purchaser Maximum required Carbon equivalent: specifies SR18 for each grade Visit Today - www.hardhatengineer.com Difference in Mechanical Properties Parameter PSL1 PSL2 Yield strength, Maximum for each maximum None grade UTS (Ultimate Tensile Strength) Maximum for each maximum None grade Fracture toughness None required Required for all grades
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Difference in Manufacturing Parameter PSL1 PSL2 Grade Range A25 through X70 B through X80 Size range 0.405″ through 80″ 4.5″ through 80″ Type of ends Plain end, Threaded end, Bevelled end special coupling pipes Plain end Seam welding All methods: All methods: continuous welding except continuous welding limited to A25 and laser welding Electric welds: welder frequency No minimum kHz minimum 100 Heat treatment of electric Required for all grades welds Required for grades >X42 (B through X80) Visit Today - www.hardhatengineer.com Difference in Inspection and Defect Repair Parameter PSL1 PSL2 Non-destructive inspection Only when purchaser of Seamless specifies SR4 SR4 mandatory Repair by welding of pipe body plate, and skelp Permitted Prohibited Repair by welding of weld seams without filler metal Permitted by agreement Prohibited
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Difference in Certification & Traceability Parameter PSL1 PSL2 Traceable only until Certificates (SR15.1) Certification all tests are passed mandatory Traceable only until Traceable after completion Traceability all tests are passed of tests (SR15.2) unless SR15 is specified mandatory
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