ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL CODE AN INTERNATIONAL CODE RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PRESSURE VESSELS 2005 Addenda BTA RPA) ON at RE PRESSURE VESSEL ai RST sae THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ba NEW YORK, NEW YORK IA minsDat of lsuance: July 1, 2005 “This intentional code o standard was developed under procedures accrediey as meeting the criteria fr American Nations! Standards nnd it san American National Standard. The Standard Commitee tat approved the code or standard was balanced to ani that ndvidals fom competent and cocered interests have had ae opportunity to pateipte. The proposed code or sandard was made avalale fr public review and commen! tha! provides an opportunity for ational public input from indus, academia, cegultory afenies, and the pudbi-t large. "ASME does not “approve,” “rte,” or “endorse” any em, consirucion, proprietary device, oF activity. [ASME doesnot tke any positon with respect to the validity of any paem ght ated in coOnectio with any tems rmensoned inthis document, and does not undertake 10 insure anyone ulizng a standard spans ability for iningereat of ‘ny applicable leer pater, nor esume ay wich silty. Users of» cade or standard are expressly advised that determination ofthe valiy of any sich patent rights, and te sk of msrngement of sich rghs, is entitly this own responsibly aricipation by federal agency tepresenative\s) of person(s affilnted with industry is aot tobe interpreted ae government €indusuy endorsement of his code o standard ASME seeps responsibility for ly those interpretations of thie document sud in accordace wih the established ASME procedures and pois, which presides the issuance of iterpretation by individ ‘The footnotes inthis document are pt ofthis American National Standard No par of this document may be repaduced in any for, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise, without the roe ‘writen permission ofthe publishes Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: $6-3934 ined in the United Suates of America The Amescan Society of Mechanical Engineers ‘Tiyee Park Avetue, New York, NY 10016-5999 Copyright © 2005 by THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Alt rights reservedSUMMARY OF CHANGES ‘Addenda to the 2004 Edition of the Code are issued in the form of replacement pages. Revisions, additions, or deletions are incorporated directly into the affected pages. Its advisable, however, that all replaced pages be retained for reference. Replace or insert the pages listed. Changes given below are identified on the pages by a margin note, A0S, placed next to the affected area. Revisions to the 2004 Edition are. indicated by 04. For the listing below, the Page references the affected area. A margin note, AOS, placed next tothe heading indicates Location, Revisions are listed under Change. {A detailed summary of each change contained in this Addenda is available for review and dawnload on the [ASME website at the following URL: hnp:/estools.asme.org/summaryofchanges Each entry in the listings below containsa file number (BC number), which can be used to locate the corresponding change within the detailed summary. Page Location Change (BC Number) is, x xx, av Contents Updated to reflect AOS vexxi-ald Updated to reflect AOS 2 Reference to 9-1(c) added (04-855) 5 Fifteenth entry added (03-771) ? First sentence revised (03-864) 8 First paragraph redesignated (a) and second paragraph, (0), added (99-353) " Footnote 6 Revised (03-830) 12,121 uG-14 First paragraph redesignated (a) and second paragraph, () added (99-353) 4 UG-20(€) Fitst sentence revised (03-864) 28 uG321a) Second sentence added (03-1092) G32) 1, added to nomenclature (04-420) uG-201¢) Title and note revised (04-420) UG-20e) Title and note revised (04-420) 29,291 UG-33a) Second sentence added (03-1092) 36 UG35.1 Title and paragraph revised (03-1092) 43, 43.1 UG-371@) (UW-15i4) redesignated as UG-37(g) (03-1636) 53, 53.1 UG-aai (1) Reference for 816.47 added (02-135) (2) Subparagraphs (p(t) and (X2) revised (02-4135) 65 Fig. UG-84.1 Last sentence to General Note (b) added (03-1651) 66 Fig, UG-84.1M Last sentence to General Note (b) added (03-1651) 75,75.1 UG-101(¥4) ‘Added (03-1109) a UG-116@x5) Corrected by errata (04-1608) co)Page 82, 621 87, 87.1 91, 92 7 98 99 101 m 118 130-1302 159, 165 167, 171 186 188 189 198, 199 202 205 274, 274.1 286 289 293, 294 Location UG-1164h) Uc-125(a) UG-125(¢) UG-129(¢) UG-133(6) UG-135%a) UG-1360013) UG-136¢64) UG-13706)2) uG-137%6)3) Uw-13(b18) uw.15ia) uw.20 Table UCS-56 UCS-564A)I8) UCS-664) UNF19(¢), Table UNF-23.2 Table UNF.23.3, Table UHA-23, Table UHA-32 UHA-SI(aN4) UnN9 UHX-10%@) Fig. UHX-3.1 UHx13.5.6 Unx-13.5.10 Change (8C Number) (1) Subparagraph (h) renumbered as (hy) and revised (03-152) (2) Former subparagraphs (hi), (2), and (hI) redesignated as (hia, ChX 1X), and (hX) respectively (03-152) (3) Subparagraphs (hy2) and (HN) added (03-152) (1) First sentence redesignated as UC-125( (03-1645) {2) Second sentence redesignated as UC-125(aK1) (03 1645) (3) Subparagraph UG-125(a)2) added (03-1645) (4) Third sentence redesignated as UG-125{a)3) (03- 1645) (5) Final sentence redesignated as UG-125(a)4) (03- 1645) Revised (03-1645) Reference to items (10) and (11) added to final sentence Revised (04-272) First and second sentences revised and third sentence added (03-1645) Revited (02-2317) Revised in its entirety (02-2317) Revise (02-2317) Revised in its entirety (02-2317) ‘Added 02-1092) Redesignated as UG-37(g) (03-1636) ‘Added (04-489) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Corrected by errata (04-1608) First two sentences revised (02-2309) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Entries added to spec. no. $8-359 (00.321) UNS nos. added to spec. nos. $8-163, 8-366, 8-407 — 58-409, S8.514, $8-515, and SB.564 (03-479) UNS nos. added to spec. nos. $A-182, SA-213, SA-240, $A-249, SA-312, and SA-479 (04-114) Second column, first row revised (02.2367) First sentence revised (04-409) ‘Added (00-638) First sentence revised in its entirety (00-638) ‘Sketch (a) revised (04-1608) Final equation corrected by errata (04.1608) Second and fith equation carrected by errata (04-1608) @Page 296 297 303, 306-308 309 310 325-328 330 332-333, 335-3361 344, 344.1 346, 346.1 350, 350.1, 354 350 355, 364, 364.1 276 a7 428, 429 446 Location UHK-13.8. x8) UHK-13.8.4(4) UHK-13.8.4(¢) UHK143 UHK1453 URK45.5 UBS UH-20.9.1eK0) UHX-20.1.110)4) UHK.20.4 UHK.205 1 1-40 Fig. 1-6 2-118) 2.116) 23 2.51013) Table 2-4 2-5(0)2) 26 24 245 Table 2-14 () 13-13(012) 13-1406) 1441) Change (BC Number) Reference to UHX-13.5 cortected by errata (04-1608) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Equation corrected by errata (04-1608) Second equation corrected by errata (04-1608) (1) New first paragraph added to UMX-15 (2) Previous OHN-15 redesignated as UW-20 (04-489) Third nomenclature entry corrected by erata (04-1608) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Redesignated as L-10.1 (04-489) Redesignated as L-10.2 (04-489) Second nomenclature entry added (04-420) (1) Title revised (04-420) 2) Title and paragraph revised for f-A(0K1) (04-420) G) In 1-4(9(1)b), equation revised (04-420) £4) in 1-401), equation revised (04-420) (5) In 1-4(0(1 (6, frst sentence revised and final sentence added (04-344X6) In 1-4(0(1K0, equation revised (04- 420) (7) In 1-4(0(1)@), equation revised (04-420) (8) In 1-4(9(2), ttle and first sentence revised (04-420) (1) Title revised (03-1092) (2) Subparagraph (a) revised (03-1092) (G) Subparagraph (€)(1) revised (03-1092) Tile and sketch (a) revised (93-1092) Second paragraph revised (03-771) Penultimate sentence added (03-771) Definition for Wz revised (03-771) ‘Added (03-771) Added (03-771) Second paragraph deleted (03-771) Final sentence added to first paragraph (03-771) ‘Added (03-771) ‘Added (03-771) ‘Added (03-771) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Introductory phrases for Diametral Plate corrected by errata (04-148) Footnote 5 corrected by errata (04-148) Final sentence corrected by errata (04-1608) fe)Page 451, 452 455 469 479 480 482, 483, 484 498 489, 490 491 495 521 580-5803, 581 583 Location Mandatory Appendix 16 124 23-246) 26-20) Fig. 26-41 26-4216) 26-6.1 26-6.2(6) 66.4.2 26-6.5.20) 26:6.5,2(0) 26-6.6,3.1(6) 26-7200) 26-7541 2685.1 2685.2 26-12(6) 26-12(¢) 26-1421 Form 26-1 Form 26-1M Fig. 28-1 28-24h44) 32-216) 32-216) Fig. 323 Actiaxn) Actial() Table A-2 Lao Ma M5.4M.5.8 M57 Change (BC Number) Revised in its entirety (03-615) Final sentence added (03-1476) Revised (04-1557) Reference corrected (04-1558) Sketches (a) and (b) corrected by errata (04-1608) Fourth paragraph revised (04-1558) Second paragraph revised and corrected by errata (04 1558)(04-146) Corrected by errata (04-1559) Title and fist equation corrected by errata (04-148) Corrected by errata (04-148) Sentence after text note deleted by errata (04-148) Revised (04-1558) Second sentence revised (04-1558) Text note revised (04-1558) Corrected by errata (04-148) Corrected by errata (04-148) Paragraph reference revised (04-7558) Paragraph reference revised (04-1558) Twentieth entry added by errata (04-1608) Final two lines revised (04-1558) Final two lines revised (04-1558) Table added (00-723) Revised in its entirety (00-721) Corrected by errata (04-1608) Corrected by errata (04-1608) ‘Sketch (b) revised (03-1090) References updated in ist and second paragraphs (04- 489) Note (4) revised (04-469) Former UHX-20.4 and 20.5 redesignated as 1-10 (04- 489) (7) Paragraphs (1) and (2) redesignated as (a) and (b) respectively (04-1608) (2) Paragraph (a) revised (04-1608) Designators renumbered by errata (04-1608) References corrected by errata in first, seventh, and eighth paragraphs (04-1608) 0Page 592 597 599 600 606 625 7 639.1-639.10 Location sa Form U-1A Form U-2 Form U-2A, Table W-3, Nonmandatory Appendix DD Fig. DD ‘Appendix HH (Change (BC Number) Deleted (03-771) Corrected by exrata (04-1608) New 20. added and remaining items renumbered (03- 152) New 12. added and remaining items renumbered (03- 152) Numbers 68.-71. added (03-152) (1) tems (1), (2)4. and (2)5. revised (04-627) (2) tems (2)8.-12112. added (04-627) Renumbered (04-627) ‘Added (02-2366) NOTE: Volume 55 of the Interpretations to Section Vill, Division 1 of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code follows the last page of the Addenda,mGeneral wen cesteetseeess 106 Design for Welded Joins 106 Postweld Heat Treatment. 107 Radiographic and Ultrasonic Examination foie 107 Soint EficientieS. 2. .ceccseeecseee Steere) 108 Attachment Details cee marty Openings in or Adjacent to Welds vessel 116 Welded Connections con 18 Minimum Requirements for Atachment Welds at Openings - cee 18 Plug Welds a 125 Fillet Welds 128 Welded Stayed Constrction 128 Tube-to-Tubesheet Welds 130.1 Flange to Nozzle Neck Welds... 1302 General. vocteeneeees seceestenes 1302 Welding Processes... are Cini 1302 Qualification of Welding Procedure BI Tests for Welders and Welding Operators BI Lowest Permissible Temperatures for Welding .. 132 Cutting, Fiting, and Alignment 12 Cleaning of Surfaces to Be Welded 132 Alignment Tolerance 132 Spin-Holes .. 133 Finished Longitudinal and Circumferential Joints... 2133 Fillet Welds... ea 14 Miscellaneous Welding Requirements mo bili, Be Repair of Weld Defects.......++ Scene no 135 Peening oe 135 Procedures for Postweld Heat Treatment 135 Sectioning of Welded Joins 137 uw-2 Surface Weld Metal Buildup .. 137 Inspection and Tests uw-46 General ....... seve cnet ve BT uw.47 Check of Weiding Procedure en 137 uw-48 Check of Welder and Welding Operator Qualifcations..........000sscs.. 137 uw.49 Check of Postweld Hest Treatment Practice wo BT uWw.50 Nondestrctive Examination of Welds on Pneumatically Tested Vessels 137 uWw.51 Radiographic and Radioseopic Examination of Welded Joints ...-.........-- 138 uw-s2 Spot Examination of Welded Joints. : 139 uw-33 Technique for Ultrasone Examination of Welded Joints 140 Marking and Reports uw-60 General 40 Pressure Relief Devices uw.6s General 1400s: 0s: Figures UWw-3 uw.9 UW-134 UW-13.2 UW-133, UW-13.4 UW-13.5 UW-16.1 UW-16.2 UW-19.1 uw.19.2 Uw-20.1 uw Tables uw-12 uw-33 Part UF General UFA Materials URS UF6 UFT Design uRA2 UF-3 UF25 Fabrication UF26 UR27 UF28 UF29 UE30 UR3I Mlustration of Welded Joint Locations Typical of Categories A, B, C, and Dee. oe coe Butt Welding of Plates of Unequal Thickness. Heads Attached to Shells Attachment of Pressure Parts to Flat Plates to Form a Comer Join. ‘Typical Pressure Parts With Butt Welded Hubs : Nozzle Necks Asached to Piping of Lesser Wall Thickness Fabricated Lap Joint Stub Ends for Lethal Service. .....-. Some Acceptable Types of Welded Nozales and Other Connections to Shells, Heads, etc. . Some Acceptable Types of Small Fitings Typical Forms of Welded Stayhoks.. Use of Plug and Slot Welds for Staying Plates Some Acceptable Types of Tube-to-Tubesheet Strength Welds Welds of Socket Weld Flanges to Nozzle Necks .. Maximum Allowable Joint Efficiencies for Arc and Gas Welded Joints. Requirements for Pressure Vessels Fabricated by Forging Scope... General Forgings «.... Forged Steel Rolls Used for Corrugating Paper Machinery General Head Design. : Corrosion Allowance General... ‘Tolerances on Body Forgings ‘Methods of Forming Forged Heads ‘Tolerance on Forged Heads Localized Thin Areas. Heat Treatment : Welding for Fabrication . Repair of Defects in Material Repair of Weld Defects... ‘Attachment of Threaded Nozzles to negra Forged Necks and ‘Thickened Heads on Vessels bones Inspection and Tests UF-4s UF46 UF General : Acceptance by Inspector Parts Forging 106 107 2 us U7 17 118 19 126 129 129 130.1 130.2 109 133 M41 141 sat 141 ii 141 2 142 142 142 laa 143 143 143 143 144 145 4s 14s 145 145Nondestructive Examination of Welded Joints ULW-50 ULW.-S1 ULW.52 ULW.53 ULW-54 ULWw-55, ULW-56 ULW-5T Fabrication ULW-75 ULW-16 ULW-77 ULW-78 General Inner Shells and Inner Heads. Layers — Welded Joints. Layers — Step Welded Girt Joints. Batt Joints Flat Head and Tubesheet Weld Joints . Nozzle and Communicating Chambers Weld Joints. Random Spot Examination and Repairs of Weld General ‘Vent Holes Soe Contact Between Layers... ‘Altemstive to Measuring Contact Between Layers During Construction Inspection and Testing ULW-90 General . ‘Marking and Reports ULW-115, General . Pressure Relief Devices ULW-125 Figures ULW21 ULW22 ULW.17.1 ULW-172 ULW.173 ULW-17.4 ULW-175 ULW-176 ULW.18.1 ULW.22 ULW-32.1 ULW-32.2 ULW.32.3 ULW.32.4 ULW-S4.1 ULW.54.2 uLw.77 Part ULT General wT uLT2 General Some Acceptable Layered Shell Types Some Acceptable Layered Head Types. Transitions of Layered Shell Sections Some Acceptable Solid Head Attachments To Layered Shell Sections Some Ascepuble Fat Heads end Tubestets With He Joining Layered ‘Shell Sections oe Some Acceptable Flanges for Layered Shells .. Some Acceptable Layered Head Attachments to Layered Shells Some Acceptable Welded Joints of Layered-to-Layered and Layered-to-S Sections, . Some Acceptable Nozzle Attachments in Layered Shell Sections ‘Some Acceptable Supports for Layered Vessels Solid-to-Layered and Layered-to-Layered Test Plates . Alternative Rules for Pressure Vessels Constructed of Materials Having Higher Allowable Stresses at Low Temperature .. Scope... Conditions of Service, 253, 253, 253 256 256 257 237 259 259 259 260 261 261 261 239 242 243 245 287 lid 248. 250 252 » 254 255 255 255 258 2620s ULT-S Design ULT-16 uLT-17 UTIs ULT-23 uLT.27 ULT-28 ULT-29 ULT-30 ULT-56 uLTs7 Fabrication ULT-75 ULT-79 uLT-82 ULT-86 General General Welded Joints . a Nozzles and Other Connections. Maximum Allowable Stress Values ‘Thickness of Shells . Thickness of Shells Under External Pressure. ‘Stiffening Rings for Shells Under External Pressure ‘Structural Attachments... tenes Postweld Heat Treatment Examination... General .....-.. Forming Shell Sections and Heads. Welding....+-.- : ‘Marking on Plate and Other Materials Inspection and Tests ULT-90 ULT-99 ULT-100 General Hydrostatic Test Pneumatic Test Marking and Reports ULT-IS General Pressure Relief Devices Uris Figure ULT-82 Tables ULT-23 ULT82 Part UHX. UBX1 UHK2 UHX3 UHX4 UHX.9 UHX10 UHXAT UHX-12 UBX.13 General ‘Weld Metal Del Ferrite Content......... Maximum Allowable Stress Values in Tension for 54%, 8%, and 9% Nickel ‘Steels, Type 304 Stainless Steel, anc 5083-O Aluminum Alloy at Cryogenic Temperatures for Welded and Nonwelded Construction Minimum Tensile Strength Requirements for Welding Procedure Qualification Tests on Tension Specimens Conforming to QW-462.1 Rules for Shell-and-Tube Heat Exchangers. Scope. Materials and Methods of Fabrication Terminology. ceeeeeets Design ‘Tubeshoet Flanged Extension General Conditions of Applicability for Tubesheets Tubesheet Characteristics Roles for the Design of U-Tube Tubesheets Rules for the Design of Fixed Tubesheets .. - 263 262 263 263 263 263 263, ~ 268 268 268 268 268 268 268 272 272 22 m2 am 273 on 264 . 269 . 274 . 274 . 274 278 . 274 m4 2741 241 . 279 285UHX.14 Rules for the Design of Floating Tubesheets UHK.15 ‘Tube-to-Tubesheet Welds - UHX-I6 Thin-Walled Expansion Joins. UHX-IT Thick-Walled Expansion Joints UHX-18 Pressure Test Requirements UHX-19 Heat Exchanger Marking UHX-20 Examples. Figures UHX-3 Teainoogy of Hest Exchanger Component. UBX-L Tubesheet Geometry. UHX-11.2 Typical Untubed Lane Configurations UBX-I13 Cures for the Determination of E*/E and v* (Equilateral Triangular Pattern) UEKI Curves forthe Determination of E*7E and v* (Squate Pater). UBX-2.1 UsTube Tubesheet Configurations. UHX-13.1 Fixed Tubesheet Configurations UHX-132 Zp By anid Zy Versus Xq. UBX-133-1 Fa, Versus X, (0.0 Qs $ 08). UBX-133.2 Fn Versus X, (-0.8 $ Qs $0.0). UBX-I34 Shell With Increased Thickness Adjacent to the Tubesheets UHX-14.1 Floating Tubesheet Heat Exchangers URK-14.2 Stationary Tubesheet Configurations UBK-143 Floating Tubesheet Configurations Table UEX-13 Formulas for Determination of Zj Zn and Fy MANDATORY APPENDICES Appendix 1 Supplementary Design Formulas. : ‘Appendix 2 Rules for Bolted Flange Connections With Ring Type Gaskets ‘Appendix 3 Definitions . Appendix 4 Rounded Indications Charts Acceptance Standard for Radiographically Determined Rounded Indications in Welds .........+» Appendix 5 Flanged and Flued or Flanged Only Expansion Joints ‘Appendix 6 Methods for Magnetic Panicle Examination (MT) ‘Appendix 7 Examination of Stee! Castings : ‘Appendix 8 Methods for Liquid Penetrant Examination (PT)... ‘Appendix 9 Jacketed Vessels Appendix 10 Quality Control System. ‘Appendix 11 Capacity Conversions for Safety Valves ‘Appendix 12 Ultrasonic Examination of Welds (UT). ‘Appendix 13 Vessels of Noncircular Cross Section Appendix 14 Integral Flat Heads With a Large, Single, Circular, Centrally Locoted Opening Appendix 16 Submittal of Technical Inquiries to the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee ..... Appendix 17 Dimpled or Embossed Assemblies ‘Appendix 18 Adhesive Attachment of Nameplates Appendix 19 __Electicaily Heated or Gas Fred Jacketed Steam Kettles Appendix 20 Hlubs Machined From Plate Appendix 21 Jacketed Vessels Constructed of Work-Hardened Nic 297 306 308, 308. 308. 308. 308 275 276 278 280 281 » 282 286 291 292 293 + 295 298 299 300 290, 329 344 365 368, 376 380 382 385 387 396 399 403 404 444 451 453 463 464 465 4660s, Appendix 22 Appendix 23 Appendix 24 Appendix 25 Appendix 26 Appendix 27 Appendix 28 Appendix 30 Appendix 31 ‘Appendix 32 Appendix 33 Integrally Forged Vessels . Extemal Pressure Design of Copper, Copper Alloy, and Titanium Alloy Condenser and Heat Exchanger Tubes With Integral Fins . Design Rules for Clamp Connections. Acceptance of Testing Laboratories and Authorized Observers for Capacity Certification of Pressure Relief Valves . : Pressure Vessel and Heat Exchanger Expansion Joints Alternative Requirements for Glass-Lined Vessels. . ‘Alternative Comer Weld Joint Detail for Box Headers for Air Cooled Heat Exchangers. Rules for Drilled Holes Not Penetrating Through Vesse! Wall Rules fr CeMo Stes With Adon! Requirements for Welding and Heat Treatment... Local Thin Areas in Cyndie Shells and in Spe Segments of Shells, . Standards Units for Use in Equations . NONMANDATORY APPENDICES, Appendix A “Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E “Appendix F “Appendix G Appendix H ‘Appendix K, “Appendix L “Appendix M Appendix P Appendix R Appendix $ Appendix T “Appendix W Appendix ¥ Appendix DD Appendix EE “Appendix FF Appendix GG Appendix HH Index Basis for Establishing Allowable Loads for Tube-to-Tubesheet Joints ....... Suggsted Methods for Obuining the Operating Temperntre of Vessel Wall in Service. : . : ‘Suggested Good Practice Regarding Totemnal Structures ‘Suggested Good Practice Regarding Corrosion Allowance, . ‘Suggested Good Practice Regarding Linings .. ‘Suggested Good Practice Regarding Piping Reactions and Design of Suppons and Attachments . Guidance to Accommodate Loadings Produced by Deflagration. Sectioning of Welded Joints. : Examples Ulustrating the Application of Code Formulas and Rules Installation and Operation...... cee Basis for Establishing Allowable Stress Values Preheating...... Design Considerations for Bolted ange Connections ‘Temperature Protection . Guide for Preparing Manufacturer's Data Reports... Flat Face Flanges With Metal-to-Metal Contact Outside the Bolt Circle ‘Guide to Information Appearing on Certificate of Authorization (See Fig. DD-1) . : : Half-Pipe Jackets. Guide for the Design and Operation of Quick-Actua Closures . Guidance for the Use of U.S. Customary and S? Units in the ASME oiler and Pressure Vessel Code . wens : ‘Tube Expanding Procedures and Qualifica 18 (Quick. Opening) . 467 . 469 . aT . 477 479 505 Su 513 516 519 520 526 527 528 529 530 532 534 - 536 ~ 581 587 a 588 590 593 594 612 os 28 63 636 639.1 40PERSONNEL 05 ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee Subcommittees, Subgroups, and Working Groups As of January 1, 2005 MAIN COMMITTEE MARINE CONFERENCE GROUP 6.6. Karcher, Chie WoM, Lundy J-G. Felden, Vice Char. R. Mackay | Tira, Chae 1 wu Douthwaite JS brauszkewicz, Secretary U. Mller BW. Barnes RA Moen 1. Batey PA Molvie Dit Seger CO Mealy (CONFERENCE COMMITTEE MON. Brest G.C Fark D. A Canonico T.P. Pastor D. A. Douin — tino D. 7. Jagger — Ohio F.C. Cherny MO. Rana ‘chain Di Jenkins — Kansas B.A. Bouin 3. W. Roberts B.D. Reete— North Dakota Kats — Bish Columbia, RE. imple Fi, Schaar (ice chan) Canada M. Gold A Sele D.E Tanner — Ohio M. Ket — Quebe, Canada T.& Hansen RW, Swayne (Secretary) K.-T. Lay— Albert, Canada CL Hotimann DE Tanner RJ. Aben, I: — Michigan SE Lyons — Arkansas OF. Landers SV. Voorhees 1.8. Aelaro— California M.A Malek — Florida J.T. Amato — Mineola GF. Mankel — Alaska EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (MAIN COMIAITTEE) EA. Andevson = Chicago, D. Marin ll — Washington J.G. Feldstein, Chair RECinple nots iL W. Maat Manitoba, G.G. Karcher, Vie Chair M. Gold FR Andrus — Oregon Canada 1.8. Brusekiewiea, Secretary Mt Kotb R.D. Austin — Colorado. T. McEwen — Misisippi RW. Barnes T.P. Pastor MM. Barber — Michigan. Mile ~ Ontario, Canada DL. Berger A Selz R.W. Banlet — Arizona MF Mooney — A, Canonico DLE Tanner F.P. Baron — Vignia Massachusets HONORARY MEMBERS (MAIN COMMITEE “vine Ea Pate— Yoon FP. Baron MH. Jawad 0. E Burne — Nebraska 1.8, Payton — Pennsylvania, RO. Bonner AJ Justin J.H. Burpee — Maine MR. Peterson ~ Alaska RJ Bosnak We G. Knecht C.J, Casle— Now Scotia, HO. Pa — South Dakota J Cepluch J. Leto Canada DLC. Price — Yukon LU). Chockie 7.6, McCarty BB. Cate ~ Louisiana Terry, Canada 7M. Cullen .C Milman B.A, Conklin — New York RS, Pucek — Wisconsin W.0. Boy FN. Moschini D.C. Cook California DE Ross —~ New Brunswick, JR Fart RF. Reedy R.A Coomex — Kentucky ‘Canada Ge Feel WE. Somes . fasman— Newfoundland N. Surtees ~ Saskatchewan, RC. Gelin XK Tam {and Labrador, Canada Canada ©. Heden UP. Zick Ie G.L Ebeyer ~ New Orleans, -M. R. Toth — Tennessee ©). Hemay ‘ouisiana MJ. Verhagen — Wisconsin vere — Georgia 1M. Washington — New HONORS AND AWARDS COMMITEE FMC Nod Ree ogg J. MacKay, Chair F. & Gregor Carolina MI. Wheel — Vermont JL, Shi, Secretary WL. Haag, Je 8. Hackford— Utah . |. Wills — Indiana NE. Batey 5. F. Harrson 4.8 Harlan — Delaware DL. Berger RM jessee IM. Holloway — Oklahoma J. G. Feldstein TP. Pastor K. Hynes — Prince Edward Gold RR Stevenson ‘sand, CanadaBBPV PROJECT TEAM ON HYDROGEN TANKS M.D. Rana, Chair H. Bathelemy, Coesponding G.M. Eisenberg, Secretary Member WL. Bich RC. Biel, Comesponding FL. Brown Member D.A Canonico |. Cameron, Comespondiog D.C. Cook Member R.B. Deremer M. Duncan, Comesponding T Joseph Member N.L Newhouse D.R.Frikken, Coresponding RE Nid Member GB. Rawis J CH. Rivkin, Corresponding JR, Sins, J Member NN. Sirosh T. Schilling, Comesponding S. Stanszewdk Member Dw, Treadwell Coresponding E Upits CUL Webster INTERNATIONAL INTEREST REVIEW GROUP V. Felix P. Williamson 5-H. Leong SUBCOMMITTEE ON POWER BOILERS (SC ) D.L. Berger, Chair W. L. Lowy B.W. Roberts, Vice Chair, R, Mackay JN. Shih, Secretary TC. MeGough D.A. Canonico RE Metaughlin K.K Coleman PLA Malvie P.O. Edwards J.T. Pillow 1. G. Feldstein RD, Schuler, I J. Hainsworth J.P. Swezy T.E Hansen JM. Tanzosh 1.8. Hunter RV. Wielgoszinake C.F Jecrings BL. Wills 1: Libera Honorary Members (SC 1) D.N French RL. Williams W. E Somers Subgroup on Design (SC 1) P.A.Moalvie, Chair RD, Sehueler I ML Coats JU seigle J.D. Fishburn NN Sunees 1. P, Glaspie 1. Swezy C.F. Jerings SV, Torin J, ibbeecht RV, Wielgoszinsk 1c. Light Subgroup on Fabrication and Examination (SC 1 1.7. Billow, Chair 7. € MeGough I. P, Sweay, Secrtany RE MeLaughlin D.C Berge: ¥. ish J: Hainswonh RD. Sehueler fe T.E Hansen RV. Wielgossing Subgroup on General Requirements ($C 1) RE Metaughiin, Chair TC. McGough I. Hainewoa, Secretary 1.7. Pillow .D. Fdwards RP, Sullivan TE Hansen SV. Toran C.F. Jeerngs RV. Wielgosziski W.L Lowry D. J. Wills F Mass Subgroup on Materials (SC 3B. W. Roberts, Chair LB Henny J.S. Hunter, Secretay’ J.P. Libbrecht DA. Canonico JR Mackay KK, Coleman | F Masayama KL Hayes JM. Tanzosh Subgroup on Piping (SC TLE Hansen, Char F Mass 3. L. Berger TC. McGough P.D. Eowards EA Whitle W. L. Lowy Heat Recovery Steam Generators Task Group (SC 1& SC VIN) TE Hansen, Onair ALL, Plamley EM. Onman, Secretary D.W. Raho! R.W. Anderson R.D. Scheuer, I J.P. Bell RM, Sirois 1. Cotton J.C, Steverman, J. LR. Douglas 1K Tercey J.D. Fishbura S.R.Timko J.P. bbe 5.V. Torkidson DL. Marriot B.C. Turezyaskt BW. Moore EA Turan SUBCOMMITTEE ON MATERIALS (SC ID M, Gold, Chair ©. Hoffmann Ra, Moen, Vice Char F Masuyama NN Lobo, Secretary RK Nansad Fe Abe’ M. L Nayar D.C. Agarwal E.G. Nisbett W.R. Apbiet, In D.W. Rahoi M.N, Bressler 8. W. Robens HD. Bushfield E Shapiro |. Cameron RC. Sutherlin D.A.Canonico RW. Swindeman D.W. Gandy JM. Tanzosh MOH. Gilkey 8. & Thurgcod LF Gubb J. ¢ Nail 1 Henny Honorary Members ($C I) A. Abrende J.J. Meger TM, Cullen Gc Hu R.Dirscher! CE Spaeder I W.D.Doy AW. Zeuthen WO. EdsallSubgroup on External Presure SC It & SC-D) RW. Mikitha, Chair M, Katcher JA. Marron, Seorty E. Michalopoulos SR Frost D. Nadel D.S. Grin DF shaw LF Grubb CH. Sturgeon Subgroup on Ferrous Specifications (SC E.G. Nisbet, Chair 0.C. Krouse ‘A. Appleton Ly Lavezsi RM. Davison W.C. Mack BM, Dingman J. K Mahaney Mf. Dosdourian AS. Mali T. Graham KE Ote J. Guubb E Upis KM, Hote RZawiewucha D Janikowski A.W. Zeuthen Subgroup on International Material Specifications (SC 1) W.M, Lundy, Chair AF. Garbolensty J.P, Glaspie, Secretary D.O. Henry 2.C. Agarwal M. Higuchi HO. Bushfeld H. Lorenz D. A. Canonico| RD. Sehueer, Jn ‘A. Chaudovet EA. Steen W. D. Doty E-Upits Subgroup on Nonferrous Alloys (SC 1. W.Rahoi, Chair Gch M. Katcher, Secretan’ AG Kireta, J: 2. Agarwal J. Kise WR. Apbiet, Jc ©. Miyahara HD. Bushfild D.T. Peters LG. Coffee E Shapiro MH. Gilkey RC, Sutherlin JL Grob R. Zawieucha EL Hiner Subgroup on Strength, Ferrous Alloys (SC) .t. Hoffmann, Chair ©. Miyahara JM, Tanzosh, Secretary R.A. Moen F. Abe H. Murakam| W.RApblet J DW. Raho! D.A. Canonico B.W, Robeas KK: Goleman MS. Shelton| mM. Gols R.W, Swindeman EL Hiner 8. €. Thurgood Masuyama TP, Vassallo, J: Subgroup on Strength of Weldments (SC I & SC IX) M.Tanzosh, Chair W. F. Newell J 1 K.K.Coleran DW Raho W. 0. Doty 8B. W. Robeas RD. Flenner W. J Sperko KL Hayes 8. E. Thurgood If Henry Subgroup on Toughness (SC I & $C Vit W. S.Jacobs, Chair K, Mokiarian JL Amald CC, Neely RJ. Basile 1.1. Philips J. Cameron M0. Rana W. D, Doty D.A. Swanson HE. Gordon E Ups C.D. Lamb Special Working Group on Nonmetallic Materials (SC 1) CW. Rowley, Chair FR Volgstadt FL, Brawn RH, Walker PS. Mil F Worth MR Kessler SUBCOMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR POWER (SC I} RW. Barnes, Chair CL Hotfmann| RLM. Jesse, Vice Chair CC Kim CA Sanna, Secretary V. Kostarey ¥. Asada DF Landers WH. Borer WW. LaRachelle MON. Besser KA. Manoly| F.C. Chemny EA Mayhew JR Cole W. Ne Mclean RE Comman, Je R.A. Moen RP. Deubler RF Reedy W. D. Day 8. B. Scom B.A. Eler J.D. Stevenson G.M, Foster CH Walters 0-H. Hanrath KR. Wichman RS. Hill Honorary Members (SC I) £8. Branch CL Peper FR. Drahos Subgroup on Containment Systems for Spent Fuel and High-Level Waste Transport Packagings (SC) G., Foster, Chair A.B, Meichler GJ. Solovey, Vice Chair RE. Nickell 1. K. Marion, Secretary TJ. Connell W. Hi. Borer EL. Plains G.R Cannell HP. Shrivastava 1.7. Conner N.M. Simpson EL. Farow RH. Smith RS. Hil J.D. Stevenson H.W. Lee Ch Temus P.€, MeConnell PTurula Lo Memes ‘A.D. WatkinsSubgroup on Design (SC RP, Deubler, Chair €.W. Bruny, View Chair ALN. Nguyen, Secretary TM, Adams £8. Branch MN, Bressler Caldwell R cole . Coraman, J |. Dermenjian Hada D-H. Hanrath RS. Hil Rl eter H. Kobayashi . 1: R A‘ x J.T. tand D.F. Landers KA. Mano J. Masterson W.N, Mclean 1. Minichiello FE Naguib . Nakamura W.Z Novak 1, Sato G.C Stags J-D. Stevenson J.P. Tucker KR, Wichman ‘Working Group on Supports (SG-D) (SCM) RJ. Masterson, Chair F.. Birch, Secretary US. Bandyopadhyay R.P. Deubler 1. Finneran, J ALN. Nguyen 1 sate JR. Stinson D.V. Walshe cl wu ‘Working Group on Core Support Stauctures (SG-D) (SC Ith J. Fs Kiel JT. band ‘Working Group on Dynamic and Extreme Load Cond (86-0) SC MI) MK. AuYang, W. 5S. taPay R.D. Blevins H. Locket Pv. Chen PR Olson Working Group on Fiping (SG-D) SC Wl J. Cole, Chair P. Heschberg, Secretary TM, Adams GA. Anta C. Basavaaju J. Catalano CY. Cheen RJ. Gurdal |. McCabe J.C minichiello ‘Working Group on Probabilistic Methods in Design 5. Hill , Chae Asayama M Aye | Bacon RBalkey A.A. Dermeniian R, Graybeal ©. Henry R rt. 8 K M D. (SG) (SC IN) EV mbro S.D. Kulat ‘A. MeNeil 4. OFRegan Saito ME. Schmidt J.P. Tucker ROM Wilko ‘Working Group on Pumps (SG-D) (SC) RE. Coenman, It Chair M. Higuchi GR. jones JW. Leauat 1. €. Livingston JR. Rajan G.K. Vaghasia ‘NG, Washiutn Working Group on Valves (SC-D) (SC 1) WN. McLean, Chair RR. Brodin J.D. Page 5.N. Shields H.R. Sondevegger J. Teacoyeanes J.P. Tucker RG. Vial Working Group on Vessels (SC:D) (M1) FF Naguib, Chair GK. Miler, Secretary CW. Bruny G.D. Cooper LH. Hanrath M. Harteman W, J Heller A. kalnins RB. Keating D.E. Matthews M, Nakahira| RM. Wil Special Working Group on Environmental Effects (SG-D) (SC It W. Z. Novak, Chair Y. Asada RS. Hill .L. Hoffmann RA. Moen S. Yolawa Subgroup on General Requirements (SC Il & SC 30) WW. . LaRochelle, Chair MR. Minick CA Lint, Secretary BB. Scot Appleton HK. Shatma BH Beg D.M. Vickery EA. Mayhew DV. Walshe RP. Melnyre CH. Walters ‘Sbgroup on Materials, Fabrication, and Examination (SCM CL. Hofmann, Chair GP. alley, Secretary BH. Berg W.H. Borer RA. Moen H. Murakami M. Nakahice C1). Peper N.M. Simpson W. |. Sperko J. R, Stinson K.B. Stuckey 5. Yukawa Subgroup on Pressure Relief (SC Ml Harrison, Jeu Chair se F.C. Chemy EM. Petrosky AL Saegtia D.G. Thibault Spectal Working Group on Fang and Review ($C it) RF, Reedy, Chair WH. Boner MN. Bressler D.L Caldwell RP. Deubler B.A Etler D.H, Hanrath W.C. LaRochelle J.D. StevensonProject Team on Graphite Core Components (SC ll) 1. D, Burchell, Chair M.P. Labor CA Sanna, Secretary LC. Lanzel RL. Bration 5. M, Mazurkiewicn MW. Davies M,N. Mitchell ©. Gelineas JOINT ACLASME COMMITTEE ON ‘CONCRETE COMPONENTS FOR NUCLEAR SERVICE (SC 30) MF. Hessheimer, Chair D.C. Jeng TC inman, Vice Chair 1. Johnson CA. Sanna, Secretary Nott Lee IF Anus BH, Scot A.C. Eberhardt RE Shewmaker M. Egohary I.D. Stevenson B.A Erle 7. Watson J. Gutienez ALY-C. Wong SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEATING BOILERS (SC IV) PLA, Molvie, Chair KR Moskowa S.V, Voorhees, Vice Chsir EA. Nordstrom . Moino, Secretary JL Seale RW. Garten RV. Wie\goszinski TL, Bedeaux FP. Barton, Honorary D.C. Bixby Member J. Galland R.B. Duggan, Honorary CM. Dove ‘Member B.G. French RH, Welge, Honorary WL. Haag, Je Member J.D. Hoh J. Woodward, Honorary D. J Jenkins Member KM. MeTague ‘Subgroup on Care and Operation of Heating Boilers (SC 1V) 8. V. Voorhees, Chir J.D.Hoh, TL Bedeaux KM. MeTague K J. Hooy PLA Malvie Subgroup on Cast Iron Boilers SCV) KM. MeTague, Chair PA Laskin TU. Bedeatx CP. McQuiggan J.P. Chicoine KR Mosiowa Subgroup on Water Heaters (SC IV) W.L Haag Je, Chair Robinson J. Calland FJ, Schreiner 1.0. Gant M.A Taylor FM, Lucas TE Tent KM. McTague Subgroup on Welded Boilers (SC 1V) LL Seigle, Chair 8. G. French RW. Bares EA Nordstrom TL Bedeaux RP. Sullivan J. Calland RV, Wielgoszinsk CM, Dove SUBCOMMITTEE ON NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION (SC) 1.6 Batey, Chair RW. Krusie FB. Kovacs, Vice Chair J. F. Manning U. D'Uno, Secretany W.C McGaughey S.J. Aktin RD. McGuire AS, irks DR. Quattebaun, J PL Brown Sater IN. ¥. Faransso ML Wheet G.W, Hembree Sabgroup on General Requiremens/ Personne! Qualifications and Inquiries (SC V) R.D. McGuire, Chair 6. W. Hembree 1-E Batey W. Hout AS. Binks JR Mackay N.Y, Fatansso| LP Swezy ‘Subgroup on Surface Examination Methods (SC V) S.J. Akin DR, Quatlebaum, J AS. Birks Satie N.Y. Faransso| EF. Summers Je G.W. Hembree MJ. Wheel RW. Kruse P-L. Browa, Alternate Subyroup on Volumetric Methods (SCV) G. Ww. Hembeee, Chair RW. Kruzic So). Alin J. F. Manning LE Batey W.C. McGaughey NY. Faransso F.. Sanier AF. Gatbolewsky EF. Sunes, Je RKellerhall JP Swezy FB Kovacs PL. Brown, Alternate Working Group on Acoustic Emissions (SC-VM) (SC V) 1 Aycock N.Y. Faraneso| JE Batey JF. Manning Working Group on Radiography (SG-VM) (SC V) G.W. Hembree, Chair AF. Garbolevsky FB. Kovacs, Chair Rw. Kanie SJ Akin 1 Plasek JE Aycock EF Summers, Je JE Batey J.P. Swezy PL. Brown, Alternate Group on Ultrasonics ($G-VM) (SC V) RW. Kruzic, Chair R Kellerhal J. Aycock JF Manning N.Y. Faransso| W.C. McGaughey (©. F Hedden Sater‘SUBCOMMITTEE ON PRESSURE VESSELS (SC Vit) TB, Pastor, Chair U.R Miler K Mokhtarian, Vice Chair CC Ney S.J, Ross, Secretay? DT. Petes Rf. Basile MJ Poche V. Bogesin M.D. Rana J, Cameron S.C. Rober RM, Ellon ©. D. Rodery 1G. Feldstein K J. Sehmeer IP. Glaspie A Selz MJ Haute J. Sins Je W. 8. lacobs EA Steen G.G. Karcher KK Tam KT tae EL Thomas, J R Mahadeen| E Uphts RW. Mika Subgroup on Design (SC Vin) UR Miller, Chair M.D. Rana RE; Knoblock, Secretary GB. Rawls 0.4. Barsky S.C. Roberts RI. Basle C.D. Rodery MR. Breach A Sele SM Caldveell S.C. Shah JR. Farr J.C. Sowinski 1 PGlaspie CA, Surgeon W. 5. Jacobs DLA. Swanson M.D. Lower KK Tom Rw. Mika EL Thoms I K. Mokhtarian RA. Whipple 1. . Pastor Subgroup on Fabrication and Inspection (SC Vil) 0. Rodery, Chair W. 5. Jacabe EA, Steen, Vice Chair Dod. Kreft J Arold 0. lam Ww.) Bees 1S. Lee LF. Campbell BR Morelock HE Gordon! MJ. Pisce AM) Houle BF. Sheley Subgroup on General Requirements (SC S.C. Robes, Chair Kh tw D.B. Derichael, Secretary CC Neely Rel, Basile A'S. Olnares V. Rogesian FL Richter RM, Elion KI. Schneider 1 P-Glaspie KK Tam Subgroup on Materials SC vith |, Cameron, Chair Matcher EE Morgenens, Secretary W. M. Lundy D.C. Agarwal E.G. Nisbett W.D. Doty 0. W.Rahoi J. Grubo B.C. Sutherlin EL Hlbner E Ups Special Working Group on Graphite Pressure Equipment (sc van 5. Malone, Chair M.D, Johnson U. D'Uss0, Secretary MR. Minice G.Braussen TA Pindroh FL Brown E Satow SW. Hairston AA. Stupica Special Working Group on Heat Transfer Equipment (SC Vil) R, Mahadeen, Chair S. Mayeux G. Aurioes, Secretary LR. Miller OLA Barly T.W. Norton 5. M. Caldwell F Osweller J: Gordon RJ. Stastny M.. Hote S.Yokell FE Jebtio RP. Zoldak Special Working Group an High-Pressure Vessels (SC Vit) J.R. Sims, Ie, Chair P- Jansson DT. Petes, ‘Vice Chair JA Kapp PLA Redington, Secretary |. Kelijens LP Antalfy 0. Kendall RC. Biel AK. Khare D. J Burns M.D. Mann P.N. Chak S.C. Morse RD. Dixon C.J. Mraz ME. Dupre EH, Peree DM. Fryer ED Roll J. L Heck, J J. Sullivan W. Hiller FW. Tatar ACH. Honza S.Terada MoM. James Task Group on lmpulsively Loaded Vessels (SC vill R.B. Nickel, Chair J.€ Didlake I S.J. Ross, Secretary TA. Duley GAA, Anta Forgan DD. Barker BL, Haroldsen RC. Biel HLL. Heston . W. Bowman EA Rodriguez DL, Caldwell JPR Sim, Ie A.M. Clayton SUBCOMMITTEE ON WELDING (SC 1X7 1.G. Feldstein, Chair |W. Maule 'W.].Sperko, Vice Chair RO. McGuire 1D. Wendler, Secretary BR. Newmark D.A Bowers AS. Olivares R.K. Brown, Je M.. Pisehke ML Carpenter S.D Reynolds, LP. Connor M4. . Rice W.0. Doty G. W. Spohn i P.D. Flenner M.. Sanko M.. Houle .L. Van Fesson 1S.tee RR. Young Ww. M. LundySubgroup on Brazing (SC IX) MJ. Pischke, Chair MJ. Houle F. Beckman C.F Jeerings LF Campbell IP. Swezy ML Carpenter Subgroup on General Requirements (SC 1X) B.R. Newmark, Chair HB. Porter PR. Evans RA Weiss RM, Jesee KR Willers A'S. Olivares Subgroup on Materials (SC IX) ML. Carpenter, Chair HAA, Sadler M. Bernat Ce Sainz P. Connor WI Spetko RM. Jessee MJ. Stanko CC. Kim ROR Young 5.D. Reynolds, Subgroup on Performance Qualification (SCX) DLA. Bowers, Chair MJ. Houle VA. Bell 1S. Lee LP. Connor WM. Lundy’ RB. Coit LW. Maui PR Evans B.D. McGuire P. 0. Fenner MB, Sims KL Hayes 6. W. Spoha i Subgroup on Procedure Qualification (SC IX) D.A. Bowers, Char M8. Sims M J. Rice, Secretary W. J. Spetko RK. Brown, J. J.P. Swezy AS. Olivares PL, Van Fosson F.C. Ouyang, TC. Wiesner 5.D. Reynolds, I Honorary Member (SC IX) W. K, Scatergood SUBCOMMITTEE ON FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC PRESSURE VESSELS ($C X) D. isberg, Chair J. Murphy J, Conlik, Vice Chair D.J. Painter J.N. Shi, Secretary D.J. Pinel, FL. Brown G. Ramirez J. Bustos JPR Richter 1. Ww. Cowley B.F. shelley TJ. Fowler FW. Van Name 0-H, Hodgkinson DO. Yancey, J: LE Hunt PH Ziehl BM. Linnemann SUBCOMMITTEE ON [NUCLEAR INSERVICE INSPECTION (SC XD GC. Park, Chair W. E. Norris R'W. Swayne, Vice Chair A. Roberts i SE. Burke, Secretary W. Rogers I W. H. Bamford, 1 Sage RL. Beverly DLA. Scarth RC. Cipolla Schaaf D.D. Davis J.C. Spanser, RL Dyle JE Statens EL Farow G.L Stevens RE Gimple EW. Throckmorton Il FE Gregor D.€ Waskey Hasegawa RA West 1.0. Henry C1. Wine 8. Kerr C5. Withers 5D. Kulat RA. Yonekawa DF. Landers KK Yoon 1.7. Lindberg JOM. Agold, Alternate K Miya Honorary Members (SC XD) 5H. Bush J.P. Houstup C1. Chockie LR Kate C.D. Cowler PC. Riceardella 0. F. Hedden Subgroup on Evaluation Standards (SC X1) W.H. Bamford Jr, Chair. . Meta RC. Cipolla J.C. Merkle 8. Coffe 5. Ranganath G.H, De B00 DLA. Scarth TJ. Gresbach GL, Stevens K Hasegawa CA Tomes D.IN, Hopkins KR Wichmon ¥-imamra CM. Witkowski K Koyama KK. Yoon D.R Lee ‘Working Group on Flaw Evaluation (SC-£S) (SC X1) R.C. Cipolla, Chair M.A. Mitchell G.H. De B00, Secretary K. Miyazaki W. H, Barford, J J O'Sullivan M. Basol RK. Qashu JM. Bloom 5. Ranganath E Friedman DLA. Seah TJ. Griesbach 1.8. Schurman FD. Hayes W.L Sener PH. Hoang FA Simonen DLN. Hopkins KR Wichman Y. mama GM. Wilowsks K Koyama KK. Yoon D.R Lee S. Yukawa HS. Mehta VLA Ziberstein 1G. MerkleWorking Group on Operating Plant Criteria SG-S) (6 xt) 1. J. Griesbach, Chair D.W. Pekola W. H, Baror, J 1. & Peele H Behnke 5. Ranganath BA Bishop 5.1 Roxinsk & Pedman W.L Server SR. Gosselin EA. Siegel PJ Hljeck FA. Simonen 5.N, Malik GL Stevens P. Manbeck KK Yoon HS Mehta S/Yulawa R.Pace CC. Santos, J, Alternate 1S. Panesar Working Group on Pipe Flaw Evaluation (SG-£8) (SC XI) DA. Searth, Chair K. Hasegawa G.M4 Wilkowski, Secretary PH. Hoang TA. Bacon D.N. Mopkins WH. Bamiord, J. KK Kashima RC. Cipolla HS. Mehia NG. Cofie K Miyazaki 5.K Dafuar 1.5. Panesar GH. De Boo KK. Yoon Friedman S. Yukawa LF. Coyete V.A.Zilberstein Subgroup on Liquid-Metal-Cooled Systems (SC XI) .G. MeCargar, Chair W.LChase RW. King Working Group on Liguid-Metal Reactor Covers (SG-AMCS) (SC XD W.L Chase, Char Subgroup on Nondestructive Examination (SC XI) J.C. Spanner, Jr, Chair D.O. Henry J Wine, Secretary MR, Hum FL. Becker GL. Lagleder NR Bentley 3.7. Uindberg TL chan GA. Loftus .8, Cheezem A'S. Reed C.D. Cower FJ. Schaaf. FJ, Dodd MF, Sherwin Horking Group on Personne! Qualification and Surface, al, and Eddy Current Examination (SG-NDE) (SC XO J.J. McArdle, Chaie 0.0, Henry M.. Sherwin, Chair J. Lindberg 1. Cordes, Secretary DR. Quatlebavm, I. BL Cory AS. Reed N. Fareabugh J. Spanaer, GB. Georgiev Cj. Wine Working Group on Pressure Testing (SG-WCS) (SC XI) .W. Lamond, Chair KW. Hall JM, Boughman, Secretry RE. Hal T.M. Anselmi JK McClanahan) J.J. Charebwel ‘A. MeNeil Il S.Coffin 8. L, Montgomery C.L Fecher Working Group on Procedure Qualification and Volumetric Examination (SG:NDE) (SC XD, N.R Bentley, Chair M.&, Gothard B. Bevis, Secretary D.A Jackson GR, Peskin, Secretary R Kellehall FL. Becker DB. king €.B. Cheezem D. Karel ©. Comer CL Lagleder SR, Doctor GA. Lofins FJ. Dodd CE Moyer, Alternate Subgroup on Repair/Replacement Activities (SG-RRANSC X!) 8.W, Swayne, Chair RD. Kerr, EV. Farrel Jt, Secretary SL. McCracken MN, Bressler 8. R. Newton 5.B. Brown 1-€ Oullvan RE. Cancell W. Rogers I P-D. Fisher RR Stevenson EB. Gerlach DLE Waskey RE Gimple 1.6. Weieks RA. Hermann CS. withers & V.imbro RA Yonelawa Working Group on Design and Programs (SG-RRA) (SC x0) RA Yonekawa, Chair (W. R Rogers 5.8. Brown, Secretary 5. P. Sekerak G.G. elder RR. Stevenson EV. Fal J RW. Swayne SK Fisher AH. Taufique EB. Gerlach 1. P. Vassallo, Ie D.R. Graham Working Group on Welding and Special Repair Process (5G-RRA) SCXD D.E. Waskey, Chair .C. kim RE Cantrell, Secretary Mau JA Davis S.L MeCracken S.J. Findlan 5. Newton PD. Fisher J. O'Sallivan AL). Giannuzzi 1.6. Weicks RP. Indep KR Wiens RD. Kerr EV. Andruskiewicz, Alternate Subgroup on Water-Cooled Systems (SC XD E,W. Throckmorton Il, Chair ML. Hemera G.E Whitman, Secretary 5.0. Kult 1M gold O. W. Lamond G.L Belew W.E Norris JM. Boughman 0. Song Wf Briggs J. € Stairs RE. Ciemiewicz HM. Stephens, In D.D. Davis KB Thomas EL Farow RA West 0. Heden HLL. Graves Il, Alternate‘Working Group on Containment (SG-WCS) (SC X1) J. Statfers, Chair HL Graves i HM. Stephens, J, Secretary H.7. ill H Ashar 8D. Hough WI. Briggs CN, Krishnaswamy 5.6. Brown WM, Lazear KK. Chao D, Naus RE Cieriewicz S.C, Peitgout RC. Cox W.E, Now, Alienate MJ. Feri ‘Working Group on IS! Optimization (SG-WCS) (SC X1) EA Sigel, Chair RE Hall RL Turner, Secretary D.G. Naja W. H. Bamford, I. MF Sherwin N.R Bentley KB. Thomas 1-M. Boughvnan GE Whitman ‘Working Group on Implementation of Risk-Based Examination (SG-WCS) (SC XD) 5.0. Kulat, Chair J.T. Lindberg JM. Agold, Secretary 1k Mach S.AAb RK Mata KR Balkey ‘A. MeNeil I B.A Bishop 1.7. Mita H.Q.Do PJ. O'Regan R.Fougerousse Mu. Paterak ML. R. Graybea MA Pyne KW. Hall FA. Simonen ML. Herrera RA. West DW, Lamond ALT. Keim, Alternate ‘Working Group on Inspection of Systems and Components (S6-WCS) 6C XD K.B. Thomas, Chair J.T. Lindberg D. Song, Secretary Mach VL Armentrout D.G. Naujock CE. Belew T. Nomora H.Q.Do CM Ross R. Fougerousee RL Tumer MR Hun RA. West 5.0. Fulat, G.E Whitman Working Group on General Requirements (SC X0) AT. Robers Il, Chair EJ, Maloney K Rhyne, Secretary RK Mata TU Chan Sage J.W. Crider SR Scott EL. Fatrow CS. Withers Special Working Group on Editing and Review (SC X1) R.W. Swayne, Chair J.€ Stairs RL. Beverly C1 Wine L Sage Special Working Group on Plant Life Extension (SC x1) FE. Gregor, Chair D.D. Davis D.. Burgess, Secretary PT. Kuo MP. Linz, Secretary W. M. Lazear T.M. Anselm TA. Meyer Project Team on High Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactors (sex) J. Fletcher, Chat MP. Labar CA. Greene, Secrry S.M. Mazurkiewiex TW. Brombach MN, Mitchel N. Broom FJ Schaa, W.A.O. Keel RW. Swayne SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT TANKS (SC X11) A Sela, Chair MR. Minick P. D. Stump, Secretary M.D. Rana ALN. Antoniou CM Seratella Becht IV 5. Staniszewski ML Coats G.R.Stoeckinger M.A. Garett MR. Toth CH Hochman AP. Varghese GG. Karcher 5. V. Voorhees G McRae CH, Walters Subgroup on Design and Materials (SC Xi M. 0. Rana, Chair M.D. Pham D.A. Canonico 1.4, Rademacher W. 0. Doty TA. Rogers G.G. Karcher Cm. Seratela IM, Madheswara AP. Varghese S.L. MeWilliams M.& Ward TP. Pastor EA White ‘Subgroup on Fabrication and Inspection (SC XI) S.V. Voorhees, Chair 8.L. Gohl 1A Byers LD. Hokinger D.A.Canonico Dk Kret ML Coats G. McRae 1-4. Engelking MR Minick Subgroup on General Requirements (SC XI) CH. Hochman, Chair KL Gilmore TW. Alexander TB lee ©. M. allbriten Ni Paulick CA. Bets GR Stoeckinger °F. Cannon MR Tot I-L Feiler CH. Walters WL Garfield L Wolpert MA GarrettSUBCOMMITTEE ON BOILER AND. PRESSURE VESSEL ACCREDITATION (SC-BPVA) W. €. LaRochelle, Chair Y, Bogosian, Alternate P.D Edwards, Vice Chair. M.A. DeVries, Alternate KJ. Baron, Secretar CE. Ford, Altrate M. 8. Doheny TE Hansen, Alternate RM Elliot UJ. Kuchera, Alternate PC. Hacker KT Lau, Alternate 8.8. MacDonald G.P. mille, Alternate LE MeDonald| BR Morelock, Alternate KM. MeTague j.0. Otteary, Alternate ML Sik H.R. Stach, Alternate N. Surtees JA. Wes, Alternate DE Tanner R.V. Wieigostinei, Altermate B,C. Turczynsk AJ. Spencer, Honocary D.E Tule ‘Member ROW. Barlet, Alemate SUBCOMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR ACCREDITATION (SC-NA) D. Edwards, Alternate W. Highlands, Alternate . Kovatk, Altemate RR, Stevenson, Chair W.C.LaRachelle, Vice Chair A, Bagner, Secretary p 1 » Y, Bogosian © Lizote, Alternate M,N. Bressler PF. Prescot, Altemate G Dally DE. Tamer, Alemate SM Goodwin S. Toledo, Alternate KA, Huber D.M. Vickery, Altemate Mi. kot 5.¥, Voothess, Alternate RP. Melntyre CH, Wakes, Alternate MLR. Minick RV, Wielgosznsk, Alternate HB Prasse HL Wiger, Alternate TE Quake 0.6 Tapp, Saf? ALT. Robert il Representative SUBCOMMITTEE ON DESIGN (SC-D) RJ. Basile, Char RL Jeter G.M. Eisenberg, Secretary. P. Jones RW. Barnes RW. Mika MR. Breach U.R Miller RP. Deubler W. J. Doane GG. Gaven RD. Schuler, Ir EC Hollinger A Sele Subgroup on Design Analysis (9C-D) 1. Jones, Chair A. Kalins MR Breach W. I. Koves R.G. Brown (0. Maekawa P. J, Conlisk G.A Miller C$, Gerhard 1G: Seipp RJ. Gurdal G.Taxacher CF. Hebeling EL Thoms, J G.L Hollinger RA. Whipple xl ‘Subgroup on Elevated Temperature Design (SC-D) RL. eter, Chair KA. Moore . Becht WJ. Donnell 1-Cervenka D.A Osage 2.5. Grin 1.5, Porowskd BF. Hana D.F. Shaw MH. Jawad M.S. Shelton S. Majumdar Subgeoop om Fatigue Strength (SC-D) W. J. Doane, Char G. Kharshatajian P.R.Donavin € Lawn RJ. Gurdal S. Majumdar JA. Hayward MJ. Manjoine , Hischbee Nakamura P. Hew G.Taxacher DP Jones HH Ziada Subgroup on Openings (SC-D) MR. Breach, Chair J.P. Maden RW. Miki, Secretary DR, Palmer G.G. Graven JA. efor VT Hwang M.D. Rana 1c ugh EC. Rodabavgh RB, Loney Special Working Group on Bolted Flanged Joints (SC-D) RW. Mikitka, Chair JR Payne G. D. Bibel .G. Scheckermann HLA. Bousid| RW. Schneier ‘A, Chaudouet DSc E Michalopouios A. Selz SN. Pagay M.S, Shelton SUBCOMMITTEE ON SAFETY VALVE REQUIREMENTS (SCSVR) S.F, Hatson, Je, Chair J.P. Glagie JA. West, Vice Chair HL Gregg, U.D'Uss, Secretary WF. Haat 1 F- Ball CA. Newmans 5. Cammeresi TM. Paks 1A. Cox DK, Parrish RD, Damy DiI Seallan D.B. Demichael J.C. Sandtast RJ. Doeling Z. Wang Subgroup on Desig (SC-SVR) JA. West, Chair Hh. Gregg CE Bes D. Mile & D.Danzy 1. Patel Bf. Doeting TR TorbaySubgroup on General Requirements (SC-SVR) D.8, Demichael, Chair 1.F. Ball G. Brazier 1.P. Glaspie CA. Neumann TM, Parks D. Parish JW. Ramsey JW. Richardson J.C, Sandias, xl Subgroup on Testing (SC-SVR) J.A. Cox, Chair KG. Roth S. Cammeresi D. J Seallan GD. Goodson 7. Wang WF HareINTRODUCTION SCOPE va SCOPE vita) U-I(a(1) The Foreword provides the basis for the rules described in this Division, U-I(a)(2) For the scope of this Division, pressure vessels are containers for the containment of pressure, either internal or external. This pressure may be obtained from an external source, o by the application of heat om: a direct or indirect source, or any combination thereof, U-1(2)(3} This Division contains mandatory requirements, specific prohibitions, and nonmandatory ‘guidance for pressure vessel materials, design, fabrica- tion, examination, inspection, testing, certification, and pressure relief, The Code does not address all aspects of these activities, and those aspects which are not speci cally addressed should not be considered prohibited. Engineering judgment must be consistent with the philos- ‘ophy of this Division, and such judgments must never be used to overrule mandatory requirements or specific prohibitions of this Division. See also informative and nonmandatory guidance regarding metallurgical phenom~ cena in Appendix A of Section II, Part D. U-1(b) This Division is divided imto three Subsections, Mandatory Appendices, and Nonmandatory Appendices. Subsection A consists of Part UG, covering the general requirements applicable (0 all pressure vessels. Subsec- sion B covers specific requirements that are applicable to the various methods used in the fabrication of pressure vessels. It consists of Parts UW, UF, and UB dealing with welded, forged, and brazed methods, respectively Subsection C covers specific requirements applicable to the several classes of materials used in pressure vessel construction. It consists of Parts UCS, UNF, UHA, UCI, UCL, UCD, UHT, ULW, and ULT dealing with carbon and Jow alloy steels, nonferrous metals, high alloy steels, cast iron, clad and lined material, cast ductile iron, ferritic steels with properties enhanced by heat treatment, layered construction, and low temperature materials, respectively Section II, Part also contains tables of maximum allow- able stress values for these classes of materials ‘The Mandatory Appendices address specific subjects ‘ot covered elsewhere in this Division, and their require- ‘ments are mandatory when te subject covered is included in construction under this Division. The Nonmandatory Appendices provide information and suggested good practices. U-o) U-1(e}(1) The scope ofthis Division has beznestab- lished to identify the components and parameters consid ered in formulating the rules given inthis Division. Laws or regulations issued by municipality, state, provincial, federal, or other enforcement or regulatory bodies having §urisdiction at the location ofan installation establish the mandatory applicability of the Code rules, in whole or in part, within ther jurisdiction. Those laws o regulations may requite the use of this Division of the Code for vessels oF components not considered to be within its Scope. These laws or regulations should be reviewed to determine size or Service limitations of the coverage which may be different or more restrictive than those given here. U-1(c}2) Based on the Committee's consideration, the following classes of vessels are not included in the scope of this Division; however, any pressure vessel which meets al the applicable requirements ofthis Divi- sion may be stamped with the Code U Symbol {a) those within the scope of other Seetions; {) fired process tubular heaters; {c) pressure containers which are integral pars ‘or components of rotating or reciprocating mechanical devices, such as pumps, compressors, tarines, genera- tors, engines, and hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders where the primary design considerations and/or stresses are derived from the functional requirements of the device; {(d) except as covered in U-1(N, structures whose primary function is the tansportof fluids from one Toca tion to another within a system of which it is an integral part, tht is, piping systems; () piping components, such as pipe, flanges, bolting, gaskets, valves, expansion joint, fitings, and the pressure containing pars of other componenis, such as strainers and devices which serve such purposes as mix- ing. separating, snubbing, distributing, and metering orA058: va 2004 SECTION Vi controlling flow, provided that pressure containing parts of such components are generally recognized as piping ‘companeats OF accessories; (fa vessel for containing water’ under pressure, including those containing air the compression of which serves only as a cushion, when none of the following limitations are exceeded (1) @ design pressure of 300 psi (2 MPa); (2) a design temperature of 210°F (99°C); (g) a hot water supply storage tank heated by steam or any other indirect means when none of the following limitations is exceeded: (2) a heat input of 200,000 Btu/hr (58.6 kW); (2) a water temperature of 210°F (99°C); (3) a nominal water containing capacity of 120 gal (450 L); (h) vessels having an internal or external operating pressure (see 3-2) not exceeding 15 psi (100 kPa) with no limitation on size [see UG-28(F) and 9-10) (i) vessels having an inside diameter, width, height, or eross section diagonal not exceeding 6 in. (152 mm), with no limitation on length of vessel or pressure; Gj) pressure vessels for human occupancy ? U-H(d) The utes ofthis Division have been formulated on the basis of design principles and construction prac- tices applicable to vessels designed for pressures not exceeding 3000 psi (20 MPa). For pressures above 3000 psi (20 MPa), deviations from and additions to these rules usually are necessary to meet the requirements of design principles and construction practices for these higher pressures. Only in the event that after having applied these additional design principles and construction practices the vestel sill complies with all of the requirements ofthis Division may it be stamped with the applicable Code symbol U-i(e) In relation to the geometry of pressure con- taining parts, the scope of this Division shall include the following: U-Ie)(1) where externa) piping; other pressure ves- sels including heat exchangers; or mechanical devices, such as pumps, mixers, or compressors, are to be cone nected to the vessel: (a) the welding. end connection for the first cir- cumferential joint for welded connections [see UW-3@: The water may coniain aves provided the ash point ofthe _4queous solution tsmoaphene presse is 185°F or higher, The Bash pont shall be determined by Uwe methods spesied in ASTM D 93 oe In ASTM D'56, whichever is appropiate. * Requirements for pressure vestl or human occupancy are covered by ANSI/ASME PVHO-1 va DIVISION 1 (8) the first threaded joint for serewed connec- sions; (c) the face ofthe first lange for bold, flanged connections; {d) the frst sealing surface for proprietary con- nections oF fitings; U-I(e)(2) where nonpressure parts are welded directly to either the intemal or exteral pressure retaining surface of a pressure vessel, this scope shall include the design, fabrication, testing, and material requirements established for nonpressure part attachments bythe appli- cable paragraphs of this Division;? U-1(e}(3) pressue retaining covers for vessel open ings, such as manhole and handhole covers; U-1(e}4) the first sealing surface for proprietary fittings or omponents for which rules ze not provided by this Division, such as gages instruments, and nonmetalic components U-1(f) The scope of the Division includes provisions for pressure relief devices necessary to satisfy the require- ments of UG-125 through UG-136 and Appendix 11 U-I(g) Unfired steam boilers as defined in Section 1 shall be constructed in accordance withthe rules of Sec- tion I or this Division [see UG-125(b) and UW-2(}) The following pressure vessel in which stamis gener- ated shall be constructed in accordance with the rules of this Division U-I(g)(1) vessels known as evaporators or heat exchangers; U-I(g)(2) vessels in which steam is generated by the use of heat resulting ftom operation of a processing system containing a number of pressure vessels such as used in the manufacture of chemical and petroleum products; U-1(gi3) vessels in which steam is generated but not withdrawn for extemal us. U-I(h) Pressure vessels o pars subject to direct firing from the combustion of fuel (solid, liquid, or gaseous), which are not within the scope of Sections I, I, of TV may be constructed in accordance withthe ries of this Division [see UW-2(0)]. U-1(i) Gas fred jacketed steam Kettles with jacket ‘operating pressures aot exceeding 50 psi (345 kPa) may ’be constructed in accordance withthe rues ofthis Divi sion (see Appendix 19). U-16j) Pressure vessels exclusive of those covered in U-16), U-I(g), U-I(h), and U-1() thot are not required by the rules of this Division to be fully radiographed, These requirements for desig, faction, testing, and material fe nonpessre part atachments donot etadlsh te eng site or shape (ofthe atachmet atria. Pads and standoff aye penned andthe ope can tecmunate a the ext welded or mechani oiINTRODUCTION TABLE U3 of YEAR OF ACCEPTABLE EDITION OF REFERENCED STANDAROS IN THIS DIVISION 05 Tle Nuber Year ‘Seat Tightness of Pressure Relief Vales APIStd.527 1991 Unified Inch Serew Threads (UN and UNR Thread Form) ASME BL1_——_-1989 (Ra0012129, Pipe Threads, General Porsase (neh) ANSUASME 1983 (R1992K2) 61201 Cast iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Classes 25, ASMEIANSL 325, 250, and 800 Bb Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fitinas ASME 8165 199610) Factory: Made Wrought Butbetding Fitinas ASME 8169 2001, Forged Fittings, Socket. Welding and Threaded ASME 816.12 2001 Cast Bronze Threaded Fitings Classes 125 and 250 ANSUASME 1985 Ered Metalic Gaskets for Pipe Flanges — Ring-Jlnt, Spiral ASME 816.20 1993, Wund, and Jacksted Cast Cooser Ally Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fitings, Class ASME 616.24 1991 350, 209, 400, 600, 900, 1500, and 2500 Ductile Iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Filings, lass 150 ASWE/ANSI «1987 ‘and 300, B62 Large Diameter Stel Flanges, NPS 76 Through NPS 60 «ASME 816.47 1996 Spare and Hex Nts Inch Series) ASME/ANSI 1987 (R1994)12 o18.22 Welded and Seamless Wrought Steel Pipe Guidelines for Pressure Boundary Bolted Flange Joint ‘Assenbly Pressure Relie! Devices Qualifications for Authorised Inspection ASNT Central Certification Program [ASNT Standard for Qualifcation and Certification of Nonde ‘tractive Testing Personnel Recommended Practice fr Personnel Qualification and Cert ‘cation in Nondestructive Testing Standard Test Methoos for Flash Point by Tag Cosee Tester Standard Test Methods fr Flash Point by Penshy-Martere ‘ose Tester ASME 836.10m ASME PCC. ASME PTC 25, ASME GALA acer cp-189 SNT-TOIA ASTM 0 56 ASTM D 93 2000 2000 2001 @ Rev, November 1997 1995 1996, 88 19902004 SECTION VII — DIVISION 1 TABLE U3 YEAR OF ACCEPTABLE EDITION OF REFERENCED STANDARDS IN THIS DIVISION (CONT'D) Tale Methods of Teasion Testing of Metalle Materials Methods of Verifeation and Classification of Extensometers Reference Photograpre for Magsetic Particle Inciations on Ferrous Castings Marsoss Conversion Tables for Metals Standard Referene Radiographs for Heavy Walled (2 to ‘ign (51 to 114-mm) Stee Castings Metied of Conducting Drop Weight Test to Determine NI Ductlty Transition Temperature of Feritic Stel Standard Reference Radiographs for Heavy Walled (4% to 124, 214 to 305-rim) Stee Castings Standard Reterence Radiographs for Sie! Castings upto 2 In. (51 mm) in Thickress Marking and Labeling Systems nores: (a) See U6-12a129, (2) R ~ Reatfrme, (2) see UG-91 Number ASTM E@ ASTM € 63 ASTM E125 ASTM € 140 ASTM € 186, ASTM 208, ASTM E 260 ASTM E446 ANSYUL-969 Year 1990 1990 1963 cRi98st2) 1988 1998 sera 1998 1998SUBSECTION A GENERAL REQUIREMENTS PART UG GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION AND ALL MATERIALS UG-1 SCOPE ‘The requirements of Part UG are applicable to all pres- ssure vessels and vessel parts and shall be used in conjunc- sion with the specific requirements in Subsections B and C and the Mandatory Appendices that pertain to the method of fabrication and the material used, MATERIALS UG-4 GENERAL, (a) Material subject sess due to pressure shall conform to one of the specifications given in Section 1, Part D, Subpart 1, Tables 1A, 1B, and 3, including all applicable notes in the tables, and shal be limited to those that are permitted in the applicable Part of Subsection C, except as otherwise permitted in UG-9, UG-10, UG-I1, UG-15, and the Mandatory Appendices. Material may be ‘identified as meeting more than one material specification and or grade provided the material meets all requirements ‘ofthe identified material specfication(s) and/or grade‘) [see UG-23(2)] (b) Material for nonpressure parts, such as skirts, sup- ports, baffles, lugs, clips, and extended heat transfer sur- faces, need not conform to the specifications for the ‘material to which they are attached or to a material speci- fication permitted inthis Division, but if atached 10 the vessel by welding shall be of weldable quality [see UW-5(b)]. The allowable stress values for material not identified in accordance with UG-93 shall not exceed 80% of the maximum allowable stess value permitted for simitar material in Subsection C. (c) Material covered by specifications in Section I is not restricted as to the method of production unless so stated in the specification, and so long as the product complies with the roguirements ofthe specification. (See UG-85) (d) Materials other than those allowed by this Division ‘may not be used, unless data thereon are submited to and approved by the Biler and Pressure Vessel Commitee in accordance with Appendix 5 in Section Ll, Part D. (c) Materials outside the limits of size and/or thick- ness given inthe title or scope clause of the specifications given in Section Il, and permitted by the applicable pat of Subsection C, may be used ifthe material is in compli ance with the other requirements of the specification and no size or thickness Timitation is given in the stress tables. In those specifications in which chemical composi- tion oF mechanical properties vary with size or thickness, materials outside the range shall be required to conform to the composition and mechanical properties shown for the nearest specified range. "in some instances the Hmitations of the scope clase inthe mate specifeatons are based on avery realise maximum is recommended ‘hat the designer andor fabricate confer wit he matenal manufac? or sapple before proceeding hu suing himself hat excep fr size fr ticiness, all equiemens OF the materi specification wil be met tnd 0 cried05 UG (f) Ikis recommended that the user or his designated agent assure himself thee materials used for the construc- tion ofthe vessels willbe suitable for the intended service ‘with respect to retention of satisfactory mechanical prop- erties, and resistance to corrosion, erosion, oxidation, and other deterioration during their intended service life. See also informative and nonmandatory guidance regarding ‘metallurgical phenomena in Appendix A of Section I, Part D. UG-S PLATE? Plate used in the construction of pressure parts of pres- sure vessels shall conform to one of the specifications in Section II for which allowable stress values are given in the tables referenced in UG-23, except as otherwise provided in UG-4, UG-10, UG-11, and UG-15, UG-6 —_ FORGINGS (a) Forged material may be used in pressure vessel construction provided the material has been worked suf- ficiently to remove the coarse ingot structure, Specifica- tions and maximum allowable stress values for acceptable forging materials are given in the tables referenced in UG-23. (See Part UF for forged vessels.) (6) Forged rod or bar may only be used within the limitations of UG-14. UG-7 CASTINGS ‘Cast material may be used in the construction of pres- sure vessels and vessel pans. Specifications and maxi mum allowable stress values for acceptable casting materials are given in the tables referenced in UG-23. ‘These allowable stress values shall be multiplied by the applicable casting quality factor given in UG-24 for all materials except cast iron. UG-8 PIPE AND TUBES (a) Pipe and tubes of seamless or welded’ construction conforming to one of the specifications given in Section TI may be used for shells and other parts of pressure vessels. Allowable stress values for the materials used in pe and tubes are given in the tables referenced in UG-23. (®) Integrally finned tubes may be made from tubes that conform in every respect with one of the specific ations given in Section II. These tubes may be used under the following conditions. 2 The term “pate” forthe parpose ofthis usage includes set and sip aso. 2 Pipe and tubing fabricsed by fusion weding, with ler meta ‘added, may not be used in Code constetion ules itis bgt fcvordance with Code rues as pressure pa 2004 SECTION Vi — DIVISION 1 G8 (2) The tubes, after finning, shall have a temper or condition which conforms to one of those provided in the governing specifications, or, when specified, they may bbe furnished in the “as-fabricated condition” where the finned portions of the tube are in the cold worked temper (as-finned) resulting from the finning operation, aod the unfinned portions in the temper of the tube prior to finaing (2) The maximum allowable stress value for the finned tube shall be that given in the tables referenced in UG-23 for the tube before finning except as permitted in @) below, (3) The maximum allowable stress value for a tem- per or condition that has a higher stress value than that of the tube before finning may be used provided that (qualifying mechanical property tests demonstrate that such a temper or Condition is obtained and conforms to ‘one of those provided in the governing specifications i Section Il and provided that allowable stress valves have been established in the tables referenced in UG-23 for the tube material used, The qualifying mechanical prop- erty tests shall be made on specimens of finned tube from which the fins have been removed by machining. The froquency of tests shall be as required in the unfinned tube specification (4) The maximum allowable internal or external working pressure of the tube shall be based on the root diameter and the minimum wall of the finned section, or the outside diameter and wall of the unfinned section together with appropriate stress values, whichever results inthe lower maximum allowable wocking pressure, Alter- natively, the maximura allowable external pressure for tubes with integral fins may be established under the rules of Appendix 23. (5) In addition t the tests required by the governing specifications, each tube after finning shall be subjected 10 a pneumatic test oF a hydrostatic test as indicated befow. UG-90(€)(1)G) requirement fora visual inspection by the Inspector does not apply to either of these tests. (a) an intemal pneumatic test of not less than 250 psi (1.7 MPa) for 5 sec without evidence of leakage. The test method shall permit easy visual detection of any Jeakage such as immersion of the tube under water or a pressure differential method (b) an individual tube hydrostatic test in accor- dance with UG-99 which permits complete examination of the tube for leakage. “The pressure ferential meth is deserted i "Materials Reserch Standads" Vol 1, No.7, July 1961, pablished by ASTM,05 GL of the completed vessel, with the concurrence of the Authorized Inspector, may remove the nameplate. The removal of the nameplate shal] be noted inthe “Remarks” section of the vessel Manufacturer's Data Report. The nameplate shall be destroyed, The rules of (a), (b), and () below shall not be applied to quick-actuating closures (UG-35¢b)}, (a) Cast, Forged, Rolled, or Die Formed Standard Pressure Parts (1) Pressure parts, such a pipe fittings. flanges, no2- Hles, welding necks, welding caps, manhole frames and covers, that are wholly formed by casting, forging, rolling, or die forming shall not require inspection, identification in accordance with UG-93(a) or (b), of Partial Data Repors, Standard pressure parts which comply with some ASME/ANSI standard® shall be made of materials permit- ted by this Division or of materials specifically listed in ‘an ASME/ANSI product standard listed elsewhere inthis Division. Standard pressure pars which comply with « Manufacturer's standard®” shai! be made of materials ‘permitted by this Division. Parts made to either an ASME/ ANSI standard or Manufacturer's standard shall be ‘marked withthe name or trademark ofthe pars manufac- turer and such other markings as are required by the standard. Such markings shall be considered asthe parts Manufacturer's certification that the product complies with the material specifications and standards indicated and is suitable for service at the rating indicated. The intent ofthis paragraph will have been met if, in lew of the detailed marking on the pat iself the parts described herein have been marked in any permanent or temporary manner that will serve to identify the part with the parts manufacturer's writen listing ofthe particular items and such listings are available for examination by the Inspector. (2) Flanges and flanged fitings may be used at the pressure-temperature ratings specified in the appropriate standard listed in this Division. Other pressure—tempera- ture ratings may be used if the flange satisfies the require- ments of UG-11(a)(1) and, using the specified gaskets These ae pressure pas which comply tity some ASME/ANSI product sdard secepted by reference in UG-44, The ASME/ANSI Produc stundard establishes the basis er the pressure-temperatrert- Ing aod marking less modified in UGA, These ave preseue pate th comply wilh a pans Mapafacaer's standard hat defies We pessure-temperaure rang marked on the par and described inthe pars Manofaturer'siteraur. The Manuf ‘rer ofthe completed vesel shall saisty hiwherslf tht all such pars ‘ied comply wih te applicable rules of this Division and are suitable forthe desig condone ofthe completed vessel * pressure pars may bein accordance with an ASMEJANSI product, standard not covered by foomote 5, Dut such pans shall satsfy te feqoirementssppieble to pars Manafactures andard sna fot mole & PART UG — GENERAL REQUIREMENTS u UGA and bolting, satisfies the design requirements of UG-34 oor Appendix 2 of this Division (3) Parts of small size falling within this category for which itis dificult or impossible to obtain identified ‘material or which may be stocked and for which identifi- cation in accordance with UG-93 cannot be economically ‘obtained and are not customarily fumished, and which do not appreciably affect the safety of the vessel, may be used for relatively vaimportant pars or parts stressed to aot more than $0% of the stress value permitted by this Division provided they are suitable for the purpose intended and are acceptable to the Inspector [see (a1) above and UG-4(b)], The Manufacturer of the vessel to bbe marked with the Code Symbol shall satisfy himself thatthe pat is suitable for the design conditions specified forthe vessel in accordance with the rules of this Division. (b) Cast, Forged, Rolled ar Die Formed Nonstandard Pressure Parts. Pressure parts such as shells, heads, removable doors, and pipe coils that are wholly formed by casting, forging, rolling, or die forming may be supplied basically as materials, All such parts shall be made of materials permitted under this Division and the Manufac- turer of the part shall furnish identification in accordance with UG-93. Such parts shall be marked with the name or trademark of the parts Manufacturer and with such other markings as will serve to identify the particular parts with accompanying material identification, The Manufacturer of the vessel to be marked with the Code Symiol shall satisfy himself that the partis suitable for the design conditions specified for the completed vessel in accordance with the rules of this Division. (©) Welded Standard Pressure Parts for Use Other Than the Shell or Heads of a Vessel. Pressure parts, such as welded standard pipe fixings, welding caps, and flanges that are fabricated by one ofthe welding processes recog nized by this Division shall not requite inspection, identi- fication in accordance with UG-93(a) or (b), or Partial Data Reports provided: (1) standard pressure parts which comply with some ASMEJANSI product tandard®shall be made of materials, permitted by this Division or of materials specifically listed in an ASMEVANS! product standard listed else where in this Division. Standard pressure parts which comply with @ Manufacturer's standard®"shal! be made of materials permitted by this Division (2) welding for pressure parts which comply with 4 Manufacturer's standard®’shall comply with the requirements of UW-26(a), (b), and (c) and UW-27 through UW-40. Welding for pressure parts which com- ply with some ASMEVANSY product standard shall com- ply with the requirements of UW-26(a), (b), and (c) andvet UW-27 through UW-40, or with the welding require- ‘ments of SA-234, Markings, where applicable, or Cert fication by the parts Manufacturer where markings are rot applicable, shall be accepted as evidence of compli- ance with the above welding requirements. Such parts shall be marked as required by UG-11(a)(). Such parts shall be marked with the name or trademark of the parts manufacturer and with such other markings as will serve 10 identify the materials of which the parts are made. Such markings shall be considered as the parts Manufacturer's certification that the product complies with (1) above. A statement by the parts Manufacturer that all welding complies with Code requirements shall be accepted as evidence that the product complies with 2) above. (3) if radiography or postweld heat treatment is. required by the rules ofthis Division, it ay be performed either in the plant of the parts Manufacturer or in the plant of the manufacturer of the vessel to be marked with the Code Symbol. If the radiographing is done under the control of the parts manufacturer, the completed radiographs, properly identified, with a radiographic inspection report, shall be forwarded to the vessel Manufacturer and shel! be available (0 the Inspector. (4) if heat treatment is performed atthe plant of the parts manufacturer, certification by the parts manufac turer that such treatment was performed shall be accepted as evidence of compliance with applicable Code para- graphs. This certification shall be available to the Inspector. (d) Parts furnished under the provisions of (a), (b), and (©) above need not be manufactured by a Certificate of Authorization Holder vc (e) Botts and studs maybe used forthe attachment of removable pars Specifications supplementary rules, and maximum allowable sess values for acceptable boling tates are given inthe tables referenced in UG23, {) Studs Shall be threaded full length or shall be Inachined down tothe oot diameter ofthe headin the Unthreaded portion, provided thatthe threaded portions are at leat 14 diameters in length. ‘Stods greater han eight diameters in Tenth may have an untteaded portion which has the nomial diameter of the tread, provided the following requirement are me: (1) the threaded potons shal be at east 1 lame- tes in length (2) the stud shall be machined down to the root diameter of the tivead for a minimum distance of 05 BOLTS AND STUDS 2004 SECTION VIN — DIVISION 1 2 vGA5 diameters adjacent to the threaded portion; (3) a suitable transition shall be provided between the root diameter and the unthreaded pontion; and (4) particular consideration shall be given to any ‘dynamic loadings. UG-13 NUTS AND WASHERS (a) Nuts shall conform to the requirements in the appli- cable Part of Subsection C (see UCS-11 and UNF-13). ‘They shall engage the threads forthe full depth of the nut (b) The use of washers is optional. When used, they shall be of wrought materials. UG-14 RODS AND BARS (a) Rod and bar stock may be used in pressure vessel ‘construction for pressure parts Such as flange rings, stff- ening rings, frames for reinforced openings, stays and staybolts, and similar parts. Rod and bar materials shall conform to the requirements for bars or bolting in the applicable part of Subsection C. (b) Except for flanges of all types, hollow eytindri cally-shaped parts [up to and including NPS 4 (DN 100)] may be machined from hot-rolled or forged bar, provided that the axial length of the part is approximately parallel to the metal flow lines of the stock. Other paris, such as heads or caps [up to and including NPS 4 (DN 100)], not including flanges, may be machined from hot-rolled or forged bar. Elbows, return bers, e2s, and header tees shall not be machined directly from barstock. UG-1S PRODUCT SPECIFICATION When there is n0 material specification listed in Sub- section C covering a particular wrought product of @ rade, but there is an approved specificaion fisted in Subsection C covering some other wrought product of that grade, the product for which there is no specification may be used provided: (a) the chemical and physical properties, heat treating requirements, and requirements for deoxidation, or grain size requirements conform to the approved specification listed in Subsection C. The stress values for that specifi cation given in the tables referenced in UG-23 shall be used, (®) the manufacturing procedures, tolerances, tess, and marking rein accordance with a Section Il specifica. tion covering the same product form of a similar material; (c) forthe case of welded tubing made of plate, sheet, or stip, without the addition of filler metal, the appro. priate stress values are mistiplied by a factor of 0:85; 05