C42. SMEP-2900-QA-6180-0029 - RT Procedure As Per AWS D1.1 Steel Structure (Cristar) - Rev 01C - Approved

DAYANG ENTERPRISE SDN BHD
SARAWAK SHELL BERHAD
PROVISION OF TOPSIDE MAJOR MAINTENANCE

SERVICES FOR SSB/SSPC
Contract No. : CW408878
DOCUMENT TITLE : RADIOGRAPHY TESTING PROCEDURE

AS PER AWS D1.1 STEEL STRUCTURE
(CRISTAR)
DOCUMENT NO. : SMEP-2900-QA-6180-0029
DAYANG ENTERPRISE SDN BHD

SSB ACCEPTANCE
REV DOC
ISSUE DATE
CODE STATUS AUTHOR CHECKER APPROVER
NAME NAME NAME NAME DATE NAME DATE
Shajahaan Prem
Lee Chung
0C 12-Jan-2022 IFR Abdullah Sim Kien Beng
Khiong
(NDT Level III)
Shajahaan Prem
Lee Chung
01C 25-Apr-2022 IFR Abdullah Sim Kien Beng Wan Rossle 29-Apr-2022
Khiong
(NDT Level III)
17-May-2022
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RADIOGRAPHIC TESTING
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PROCEDURE AS PER AWS D1.1 CODE.
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STEEL STRUCTURE (CRISTAR)
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REVISION STATUS
Revision Date Section Page Details of Revision
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2 4 2.0 Company Requirements

Updated latest revision of SES 10.1 (Rev. 7, April 2020)
3 4–6 3.0 Company Structure NDT Matrix
01C 25-04-2022 4 6 4.0 Reference
5 7 5.0 Appendixes
Amendment on Appendix 1 to Procedure No. CGSB-
RT-AWSD1.1, Revision No.02
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TABLE OF CONTENT
CONTENTS PAGE NO.
1.0 PURPOSE 4
2.0 COMPANY REQUIREMENTS 4
3.0 COMPANY STRUCTURE NDT MATRIX 4–6
4.0 REFERENCE 6
5.0 APPENDIXES 7
Appendix I Radiographic Testing Procedure As Per AWS D1.1 (Steel Structure) –

Cristar Group Sdn Bhd. (Procedure No. CGSB-RT-AWSD1.1, Revision No.02)
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1.0 PURPOSE
The purpose of this procedure is to ensure the execution of Radiographic Testing Procedure (Steel
Structure) adhere to the COMPANY requirements by DESB’s appointed NDE Sub Contractor, Cristar
Group Sdn. Bhd.
2.0 COMPANY REQUIREMENTS
Radiographic Testing Procedure (Steel Structure) for different type of structural materials and component
shall be based on COMPANY Table 3 of SES 10.1 Rev 07 April 2020 Fixed Offshore Steel Structures.
All welds which are examined by radiography shall be judged in accordance with ANSI/AWS D1.1 2020
but this may be subjected to change at the discretion of the COMPANY.
Radiography shall be supplemented by ultrasonic testing accompanied by magnetic particle testing when
there is reason to suspect planar defects such as cracks or lack of fusion. This shall also apply to all butt
welds where the root pass or the whole weld is made by GMAW welding.
Execution of this procedure shall be performed by Cristar Group Sdn Bhd based on Procedure No. CGSB-
RT-AWSD1.1 Revision No 02 as attached in Appendix I.
3.0 COMPANY STEEL STRUCTURE NDT MATRIX
Refer to below Table 3 of COMPANY SES 10.1 Fixed Offshore Steel Structures (Rev. 7, April 2020), page
125 – 126 for COMPANY steel structure NDT matrix.
Item Component NDT Requirement
1. Specification AWS D1.1.
2. Lifting Padeye 100% UT and MPI
3. Padeye base metal and attachment areas 100% lamination check
4. All vertical framing members attached to vertical framing 100% UT and MPI
All members attached to jacket cap or deck fabricated box
5. 100% UT and MPI
beams.
6. Knee brace 100% UT and MPI
All members attached to tubular can in horizontal elevation
7. 100% UT and MPI
framing or bracing
100% UT and MPI
All members such as support of casing, J-tubes, boat landing, RG – 100% MPI
8.
riser guard, conductor guides, walkway framing CG – 100% MPI
WF – 100% MPI
9. Jacket or deck box beams, stiffeners internal and external 100% MPI
10. Jacket, jacket cap leg, internal and external ring stiffeners 100% MPI
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11. Jacket leveling padeye and pulling lug 100% MPI
12. Beam and plate attached to jacket, jacket cap, leg and tubular 100% UT and MPI
13. Jacket launch cradle sections 100% MPI
14. Launch cradle to launch leg 100% MPI
15. All other members and tie-down members 100% MPI
All jacket, jacket cap, deck column, internal and external ring
16. 100% MPI
stiffeners with fillet welds, modules, quarters and helidecks
Full penetration welds in modules horizontal, vertical and
17. 100% UT and MPI
diagonal members
Butt welds in haunch beam and box beams full penetration
18. welds of internal stiffener that makes up box section or tubular 100% RT or UT / MPI
column
Full penetration welds of external stiffeners that make up girder
19. 100% MPI
haunch means and box beams
20. All ring stiffeners 100% MPI
21. All structural attachments to crane pedestal API 2C
Other full penetration welds and tie-down members, Crane

22. 100% MPI
pedestal
Crane pedestal columns to deck and beams, flare / vent beams

23. API 2C
and bridges
Flare / vent boom hinge section to flare / vent boom and hinge
24. 100% RT or UT / MPI
trunnions module other structural in general
100% VI or MPI at
25. All grooves by gouging due to repair of back welding
operators discretion
26. After removal of temporary attachment 100% MPI
Fillet welds not subjected to MPI jackets, jacket cap and

27. DPI
integrated deck
All brace members attached to launch leg and launch leg after
28. Not necessary
load-out
All fillet welds including ring stiffeners on inside and outside
29. surface of jacket cap and deck column, leg, module, quarters, 100% MPI / DPI
helideck, flare, vent, bridge
30. Full penetration welds not inspected by UT 100% MPI / DPI
31. All fillet welds 100% MPI / DPI
All attachment weld on crane pedestal column that are not UT

32. API 2C
tested, jacket, jacket cap and integrated deck.
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Circumferential butt welds on jacket legs, launch leg, jacket cap

100% RT / UT
leg, deck leg, piles, conductor, tubular braces
33.
100% UT and 100%
For splice welds made offshore for piles and conductors
MPI / DPI
34. Box beams splice joints 100% RT / UT

At Company’s
35. Other butt welds
discretion
As per API
36. Long seam tubular
5L/2H/2Y/2W
As per API
37. Transition can long joint
5L/2H/2Y/2W
Beam splice of module, quarters, helideck, flare, vent boom, 100% RT or 100% UT /
38.
bridge MPI
10% UT / RT plus
39. Butt welds in plate
100% MPI
40. Circumferential and longitudinal welds in crane pedestal API 2C
Module tubular column, circumferential weld and butt welds in
41. API 2C
supporting the crane pedestal
4.0 REFERENCE
SES 10.1 (Rev 07 April 2020) - Fixed Offshore Steel Structures
5.0 APPENDIXES
Appendix I : Radiography Testing Procedure As Per AWS D1.1 (Steel Structure) –

Cristar Group Sdn Bhd. (Procedure No. CGSB-RT-AWSD1.1, Revision No.02)
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APPENDIX I
RADIOGRAPHIC TESTING PROCEDURE AS PER AWS D1.1 (STEEL STRUCTURE) –
CRISTAR GROUP SDN. BHD.
(PROCEDURE NO. CGSB-RT-AWSD1.1, REVISION NO. 02)
CRISTAR GROUP SDN BHD
RADIOGRAPHY TESTING
PROCEDURE
DOC NO: CGSB-RT-AWSD 1 .1
Prepared By: Approved By: LEVEL Ill

Chee Hi Wei Shajahaan Prem Abdullah
Shajahaan Pre
GlustN DT M,11.QP. AS
Cert No: 1151/70
DATE: 22/1/2022 DATE:25/1 /2022

Document : CGSB-RT-AWSD1.1
RADIOGRAPHY TESTING PROCEDURE Revision : 02
Issue Date : 22.01.2021
CRISTAR GROUP SDN BHD Page : 1 of 19
TABLE OF CONTENT
1.0 SCOPE ....................................................................................................................................... 2
2.0 REFERENCE .............................................................................................................................. 2
3.0 PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... 2
4.0 RADIATION SAFETY ................................................................................................................. 2
5.0 EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................................... 2
6.0 PENETRAMETER....................................................................................................................... 3
8.0 QUALITY OF RADIOGRAPH...................................................................................................... 5
9.0 FILM PROCESSING ................................................................................................................... 6
10.0 RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE................................................................................................... 7
11.0 INTERPRETATION ..................................................................................................................... 8
12.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA .......................................................................................................... 8
13.0 REPORTING............................................................................................................................... 8
14.0 APPENDIX(S) ............................................................................................................................. 8
APPENDIX 1 ................................................................................................................................................ 9
APPENDIX 2 .............................................................................................................................................. 12
APPENDIX 3 .............................................................................................................................................. 15
APPENDIX 4 .............................................................................................................................................. 19
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1.0 SCOPE
This procedure establishes the requirements, techniques and processes for quality radiographic
examination on welds of plates, beams, tubular and pipes. It is applicable to radiographic
examination using radioactive isotope and X-ray on various grades of steel, copper and nickel
alloys piping
2.0 REFERENCE
AWS D1.1 2020 Edition
ASTM E94 2021 Edition
ASTM E1032 2019 Edition.
3.0 PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS

Personnel performing the Radiographic Testing shall be qualified in accordance with the ISO 9712
or SNT-TC-1A. RT Level I I Radiographers may perform Radiographic Testing and shall be
familiar with the material.
Radiographers shall be licensed by Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) to perform RT.
4.0 RADIATION SAFETY

All personnel performing Radiographic Testing will be fully aware of the potential hazard of radiation
and requirement of safe practices, Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) Regulation, Health,
Safety, and Environment Management. Radiation safety and emergency procedure shall be
submitted prior to work commencement.
Radiation protection requirement set forth by the Atomic Energy Licensing Board will be observed.
The Subcontractor shall hold valid licenses from AELB. The subcontractor shall provide each
radiographer with a film badge or TLD and with additional a pocket dosimeter. Each team,
comprising a radiographer and assistant radiographer shall be provided with survey meter, a
radiation alarm warning devices, emergency handling tools, warning signs, barriers, warning lights,
etc.
5.0 EQUIPMENT
5.1 General
The radiographic examination shall be performed in accordance to approved procedure, with

the following equipment, tools and consumables, as a minimum;
- Approved remote wind-out gamma radiographic systems

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- Collimators and lead sheets
- Isotope transport container
- X-ray machine
- Sets of lead number and letters
- Radiation warning signs, rope barriers, buntings, flashing warning lights etc.
- Films
- Darkroom complete with accessories and processing facilities
5.2 Type of Radiation Source
Iridium 192 – Ir-192
Selenium 72 – Se-75
X-ray
5.3 Film Selection
Radiographs shall be made using Type II films. Examples of these film types are:
i. Agfa D7 , Fuji 100 and Kodak AA400
All films shall be stored in a cool clean storage area where they will not be exposed to
heat, chemical vapour, undue pressure, light or radiation. The pre-exposure fog of the
film shall not be greater than 0.3 density.
5.4 Intensifying Screens
Lead and fluorometallic intensifying screens of 0.125mm thickness shall be placed on the
front and back of the films in close contact. Screens shall be free of dents, scratches, dirt and
other foreign materials.
6.0 PENETRAMETER
6.1 Penetrameter (I.Q.I)
The range of IQI (wire-type) requirement as per table below.

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6.2 Placement of Penetrameters
Penetrameters shall normally be placed on the source side. In the case when this is not
possible due to inaccessibility, the penetrameter may be placed on the film side with a lead
letter ‘F’ at least as high as the penetrameter identification number shall be placed adjacent to
or on the penetrameter, but shall not mask the essential wire to denote this change. A
procedure test will be performed to determine the equivalent penetrameter to be visible at the
required sensitivity. The thinnest wire shall be placed at the extreme edge of the film.
6.3 For materials of equal thickness and transition thickness, two (2) penetrameter shall be used
for welds eight (8) inches and greater in length and one penetrameter for welds less than
eight (8) inches in length (Refer to Appendix 2. Fig. 1 & Fig. 2). For single wall single image
(Panaromic) exposure, minimum three penetrameters equally spaced shall be placed on the
source side.
7.0 FILM IDENTIFICATION

Lead marker shall be used for radiograph identification as follows:
a. Client:
b. Project:
c. Contract No.:
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d. Indicate spool number as per Spool No. requested
e. Weld Identification : Indicate weld number as per requested
f. Identification of repair: R1 or R2 for repair, RS for reshoot joint, RW for rewelded joints,
etc.
g. Date of exposure: Date radiographic taken
h. Penetrameters: To indicate the density of the films
i. Welder Identification: Indicate welder number as per requested
j. Material Thickness: Indicate thickness of material as per requested
These identifications shall not obscure the area of interest.
8.0 QUALITY OF RADIOGRAPH

8.1 All radiographs shall be free from mechanical, chemical or other blemishes to the extent that
they mask or be confused with the image of any discontinuity in the area of interest of the
object being radiograph.
Such blemishes include but not limited to:
a. Fogging;
b. Water marks, Streaks or chemical stains;
c. Scratches, finger marks, crimps, dirt, static marks or tears;
d. Loss of detail due to poor screen to film contact;
e. False indication due to defective screens.
8.2 Back Scatter
When radiography is carried out in a direction which may create back scattering (e.g. film
placed between source and concrete floor) lead sheets may be placed behind the film
cassette to reduce or cut off such scatter. A lead letter ‘B’, 1/16” thickness by ½” height will
be placed on the back of the film cassette.
If the lead letter “B” appears on the radiograph as a lighter image than the background,
protection from back scatter is insufficient. A new exposure shall be taken with additional
backings.
8.3 Geometrical Unsharpness
Ug = F.d Where F = Source size.

D d = dist. From source side of weld to the
film (or average weld thickness)
(in inches)
D = distance from source to weld (in
inches)
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8.4 Density
The minimum and maximum transmitted film density at the area of interest for single film
viewing shall be 2.0 to 4.0 respectively for gamma ray and 1.8 to 4.0 for radiograph made with
an X-ray source. Density is measured either by comparison with a calibrated densitometer or
a calibrated density strip.
The densities within the diagnostic film length of the area of interest shall not vary by more
than 30% between the lighter and darker areas.
8.5 Sensitivity
Radiography shall be performed with a technique of sufficient sensitivity to display the

designated hole-type IQI image and the essential hole, or the essential wire of a wire-type IQI.
The radiographs shall also display the IQI identifying numbers and letters.
8.6 Location marker
Location Marker shall be placed on the part. Their location shall be permanently marked on
the surface of the part to be radiographed. Each radiographic film shall show reference
markers indicating the correct location of the film on the weld.
8.7 Contrast
The contrast of radiograph shall be to acceptable level as not to reduce the quality and
maintain the required sensitivity and density.
9.0 FILM PROCESSING

Manual processing shall be used. Films shall be processed to a quality whereby they remain to be
interpretable for at least 5 years under normal storage condition.
9.1 Developing
Films will be placed in hangers and immersed in developer solution with constant agitation for
even development time should be adjusted accordingly.
9.2 Stop Bath or Rinse
After development is completed, the films shall be immersed in stop bath or rinsed in clean
running water to stop the activity of the developer.
9.3 Fixing
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Fixing shall be done for at least twice the clearing time but not more than 15 minutes in fresh
fixer.
9.4 Washing
Washing shall be done with constant flow of clean water. Rate of water flow shall be
approximately 5 to 6 times the volume of water tank per hour. Washing time shall be minimum
10 minutes. Dilution or mixture of chemicals shall be in accordance to that recommended by
the chemical manufacturer.
9.5 Drying films
9.5.1 Care shall be taken to avoid causing any Mechanical damage to the emulsion and to
prevent causing marks from uneven drying.
9.5.2 Drying shall be carried out in a normal even drying
9.5.3 Other method of drying can also be achieved (rapid drying by placing the film in a
special drying cabinet, in which a constant stream of air is forced over both sides of
the film.
9.5.4 Once drying has commenced the film shall not be removed from the cabinet until it is
completely dry.
9.5.5 No films shall be subjected to continued exposure to a temperature higher than 40°C.
10.0 RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE

10.1 Single Wall Single Image (SWSI)
This is the preferred method whenever possible. In the single-wall technique, the radiation
passes through only one wall of the weld (material, which is viewed for acceptance on the
radiograph. However, it requires that both side of the weld or component be accessible, with
the source placed on one side and the film in close contact on the other side.
In the case when the inside of a pipe is accessible, with the source placed on one side and
the film in close contact in the other side.
10.2 Double Wall Double Image (DWDI)
This technique applies to materials or welds having 3 ½ inches or less in outside diameter. In
this technique, the radiation passes through two walls and the material or weld in both walls is
viewed on the same radiograph. For this technique, only a source side IQI shall be used.
For welds, the radiation beam may be offset from the plane of the weld at an angle sufficient
to separate the images of the source side and film side portions of the weld so that there is no
overlap of areas to be interpreted. For complete coverage, a minimum if two exposures at 90
degrees to each other shall be made for each joint.
As alternative, the weld may be radiographed with the radiation beam positioned so that the
images of both walls are superimposed. For complete coverage, a minimum of three
exposures at either 60 or 120 degrees to each other shall be made for each joint. This
technique shall be used for thick walled pipe welds of diameters equal to or less than 1 inch.
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10.3 Double Wall Single Image (DWSI)
This method is recommended for pipe welds greater than 3½” nominal diameter. In this
technique, the radiation passes through two walls, but only the material or weld near the film
side is viewed. An adequate number of exposures shall be made to ensure that the required
coverage has been obtained. For complete coverage a circumferential weld or material, a
minimum three exposures at 120 degrees to each other shall be made.
Radiographic technique sketch refer to Appendix 2.
11.0 INTERPRETATION
Viewing of Radiography
The processed radiographs shall be interpreted and evaluated by a qualified radiography

interpreter and to be reviewed by Client. Viewing shall be done on the radiograph film using film
viewers. The film viewer shall provide sufficient light for viewing the essential penetrameter image
and all pertinent details of a radiograph with a density of 2.0 to 4.0 H & D.
12.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

Accept / Reject Criteria shall be in accordance to;
AWS D1.1 2020 Edition
As per attachment – Appendix 3
13.0 REPORTING
Radiographic examination report shall refer to Appendix 4.
14.0 APPENDIX(s)
APPENDIX 1 : RADIOGRAPHY INDENTIFICATION & PLACEMENT OF PENETRAMETER
IMAGE QUALITY INDICATOR(IQI) - WIRE TYPE SIZES
APPENDIX 2 : RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE TECHNIQUES
APPENDIX 3 : ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA AWS D
APPENDIX 4 : RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION REPORT

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APPENDIX 1
RADIOGRAPHIC FILM WELD IDENTIFICATION LAYOUT AND
DESCRIPTION
CLIENT PROJECT JOB NO. DATE
ASTM 1A
0 20
F or S
SPOOL NO JOINT NO. WELDER’S NO.

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IMAGE QUALITY INDICATOR (IQI) – WIRE TYPE SIZES

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Wire Penetrameter placement on

Source side
Client, Project, Contract No,

Radiographic Date, Drawing No,
Weld No. And Welder Number
0
Weld Datum
Radiographic identification and wire penetrameter locations on transition joints 8

inches and greater length.
Wire Penetrameter placement on

Source side
Client, Project, Contract No,

Radiographic Date, Drawing No,
Weld No. And Welder Number
0
Weld Datum
Radiographic identification and wire penetrameter locations on transition joints less

than 8 inches in length.
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APPENDIX 2
RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE TECHNIQUES
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Source
Plate
Film
Single Wall Single Image (SWSI) Exposure Technique for plates.

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APPENDIX 3
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA AWS D1.1
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APPENDIX 4
RADIOGRAPHIC TESTING REPORT
CRISTAR GROUP SDN BHD (1228739-X)
Head Quarters (Miri)
Lot 1580, Eastwood Valley Industrial Park, Jalan Miri Bypass, 98000 Miri, Sarawak
Tel: 085-420933 / 086-310091 Fax: 085-428042 Email: info@cristargroup.com
Bintulu Branch
No.20, Jayhub Industrial Estate, Jalan Tun Hussein Onn, Lot 558 Block 32 Kemena Industrial,
97000 Bintulu, Sarawak
Labuan Branch
Lot 6875, Taman Bestari Warehouse, Kampung Patau-Patau 2, 87000 Labuan Federal Territory
RADIOGRAPHIC TESTING REPORT

Client : Report No. :
Project : Request No. :
Reference No. :
Radiographer : Tested Date :
Material : Weld Process :
IQI Type : ASTM 1A ASTM 1B ASTM 1C 10 FEDIN 6 FEDIN
Film Type : FUJI 100 FUJI 80 FUJI 50 AGFA D7 AGFA D4 KODAK
Film Size : 4" x 10" 4" x 15" 14" x 17" 14" x 36"
Technique : DWSI DWDI SWSI PANO
Specification : ASME B31.1 ASME B31.3 AWS D1.1 API 1104 ISO 17636-1 ASME IX
Source Type : Ir-192 Co-60 Se-72 Ce-137
Source Strength : Ci Sensitivity : ± 2 % Density : 2.0-4.0
Weld Details Type of Defect Results

Film Welder Pipe Sch/ Remarks
Identification POR CP SI TI CON UC EP BT IP IF CR NSD ACC REJ
Datum No. OD Thk
Legend: EP: Excessive Penetration CR: Crack SI: Slag Inclusion TI: Tungsten Inclusion ACC: Accept
IP: Incomplete Penetration POR: Porosity BT: Burn Through CP: Cluster Porosity REJ: Reject
IF: Incomplete Fusion CON: Concavity UC: Undercut NSD: No Significant Defect
CRISTAR GROUP SDN BHD: VERIFIED BY: CLIENT ACCEPTANCE:
INTERPRETER: NAME: NAME:
SIGNATURE: SIGNATURE: SIGNATURE:
DATE: DATE: DATE:
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DAYANG ENTERPRISE SDN BHD

SARAWAK SHELL BERHAD

PROVISION OF TOPSIDE MAJOR MAINTENANCE

Contract No. : CW408878

DOCUMENT TITLE : RADIOGRAPHY TESTING PROCEDURE

DAYANG ENTERPRISE SDN BHD

NAME NAME NAME NAME DATE NAME DATE

Revision Date Section Page Details of Revision

0C 12-01-2022 - - New Document

2 4 2.0 Company Requirements

CONTENTS PAGE NO.

2.0 COMPANY REQUIREMENTS 4

3.0 COMPANY STRUCTURE NDT MATRIX 4–6

Appendix I Radiographic Testing Procedure As Per AWS D1.1 (Steel Structure) –

2.0 COMPANY REQUIREMENTS

3.0 COMPANY STEEL STRUCTURE NDT MATRIX

Item Component NDT Requirement

1. Specification AWS D1.1.

2. Lifting Padeye 100% UT and MPI

3. Padeye base metal and attachment areas 100% lamination check

11. Jacket leveling padeye and pulling lug 100% MPI

13. Jacket launch cradle sections 100% MPI

14. Launch cradle to launch leg 100% MPI

15. All other members and tie-down members 100% MPI

21. All structural attachments to crane pedestal API 2C

Other full penetration welds and tie-down members, Crane

Crane pedestal columns to deck and beams, flare / vent beams

26. After removal of temporary attachment 100% MPI

Fillet welds not subjected to MPI jackets, jacket cap and

30. Full penetration welds not inspected by UT 100% MPI / DPI

31. All fillet welds 100% MPI / DPI

All attachment weld on crane pedestal column that are not UT

Circumferential butt welds on jacket legs, launch leg, jacket cap

34. Box beams splice joints 100% RT / UT

SES 10.1 (Rev 07 April 2020) - Fixed Offshore Steel Structures

Appendix I : Radiography Testing Procedure As Per AWS D1.1 (Steel Structure) –

Prepared By: Approved By: LEVEL Ill

DATE: 22/1/2022 DATE:25/1 /2022

2.0 REFERENCE .............................................................................................................................. 2

3.0 PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... 2

4.0 RADIATION SAFETY ................................................................................................................. 2

5.0 EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................................... 2

8.0 QUALITY OF RADIOGRAPH...................................................................................................... 5

9.0 FILM PROCESSING ................................................................................................................... 6

10.0 RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE................................................................................................... 7

11.0 INTERPRETATION ..................................................................................................................... 8

12.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA .......................................................................................................... 8

14.0 APPENDIX(S) ............................................................................................................................. 8

ASTM E94 2021 Edition

ASTM E1032 2019 Edition.

3.0 PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS

4.0 RADIATION SAFETY

The radiographic examination shall be performed in accordance to approved procedure, with

- Approved remote wind-out gamma radiographic systems

- Collimators and lead sheets

- Isotope transport container

- Sets of lead number and letters

- Darkroom complete with accessories and processing facilities

5.2 Type of Radiation Source

Iridium 192 – Ir-192

5.3 Film Selection

i. Agfa D7 , Fuji 100 and Kodak AA400

5.4 Intensifying Screens