To Pickle or Not To Pickle. John Grocki Corrosion Solutions Sept 2009



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To Pickle or Not To Pickle John Grocki Corrosion Solutions Sept 2009

Two Reasons To Pickle Post Weld Cleaning Remove Surface Contamination Weld zone heat tint Not Spatter Not Slag Rust Bloom or Embedded Rust Not Markings Not Scratches

Weld Defects

Heavy Heat Tint

Corrosion in Heat Tint Area

Repaired Weld Spatter

Un removed Slag

Identification Marking

Surface Scratch (with imbedded iron)

Things to Consider Before Pickling Alloy Selected Austenitic SS Duplex SS Safety Margin Required Corrosion Environment Localized corrosion General Corrosion

What is Heat Tint SS have a thin passive layer on their surface With exposure to O2 at high temperature (400 1300F) a thin straw tinted Cr2O3 layer forms As a result a Cr depleted layer forms beneath the heat tint

What is Heat Tint With additional exposure and additional O2 pickup the Cr2O3 layer becomes unstable A more volatile CrO3 dark blue/black layer is formed There is an increase in Fe content at the surface

What is Heat Tint

Corrosive Environment Effect Localized Corrosion General Corrosion Can break through heat tint and attack Cr depleted zone May break through heat tint and dissolve Cr depleted zone restoring base corrosion resistance

Heat Tint Color Level Reference The FORCE Institute, Denmark Reference Color Charts report 94.54 Corrosion failures in stainless steel pipe systems, J.Vagn Hansen, The FORCE Institute,Denmark and Rene Gronmark, Weld Tech, Denmark, Tube International, May 1977

Alloy Selected Austenitic SS Duplex SS May be resistant to localized attack under thin straw colored heat tint General corrosion environment should remove heat tint with no further attack Less resistant to localized attack even under thin straw colored heat tint General corrosion environment should remove heat tint with no further attack

What is Surface Rust Contamination of the surface by particles of carbon steel Rust bloom is usually fine particles lightly adhering to the surface (usually can be removed with a pencil eraser) Embedded rust is larger particles of carbon steel which have been driven into the stainless steels surface

Corrosive Environment Effect Localized Corrosion Will attack the pit created by an embedded particle General Corrosion Could attack the area around an embedded particle more aggressively than the base material

Alloy Selected Austenitic SS Duplex SS Will be susceptible to localized attack under embedded particles General corrosion environment should remove rust bloom with no further attack Will be susceptible to localized attack under embedded particles General corrosion environment should remove rust bloom with no further attack

Cost Implications Pickling cost as a % of fabricated Tank Cost Diam/ Height 20 (gals) 50 (gals) 10 6.5 / 7.5 23500 7.5 / 8.2 150000 20 7.7 / 8.3 47000 6.9 / 8.2 300000 30 8.4 / 8.8 71000 6.9 / 7.9 450000 40 8.1 / 8.1 95000 6.4 / 7.4 600000 50 8.3 / 9.8 118000 5.9 / 7.1 735000

Cost Implications Pickling cost $ vs.fabricated Tank cost $ Diam/ Height 20 20 50 50 Pickle K$ Pickle K$ Pickle K$ Pickle K$ Total K$ 304/316 Total K$ 2304/2205 Total K$ 304/316 Total K$ 2304/2205 10 4 60 / 63 5 66 / 68 16 206 / 222 19 223 / 238 20 6 76 / 80 7 83 / 86 18 250 / 269 23 270 / 288 30 8 92 / 97 9 100 / 105 21 293 / 317 26 317 / 338 40 9 108 / 114 12 117 / 123 23 340 / 368 28 363 / 388 50 11 128 / 136 14 139 / 146 25 404 / 437 31 422 / 450

So What to Do Evaluate Condition Heat Tint Surface Contamination Evaluate Safety Margin Pushed to the limit Over alloyed Evaluate Corrosion Localized General Determine Pickling Needed Weld Areas Larger surface Areas Understand Alloy Selection Duplex SS Austenitic SS Weigh Cost Implications Cost of pickle and disposal Cost of premature failure

Recommendations for Heat Tint Localized Corrosion Environment Pickle for all alloy/tint combinations General Corrosion Environment Pickle dark blue/black heat tints Consider leaving light straw colored heat tints

Recommendations Embedded Rust Particles for Surface Rust Pickle for all alloy/environment combinations Surface Rust Bloom Make sure it is lightly adherent (eraser method) If it is leave it for all alloy/environment combinations

IN SUMMARY WHEN IN DOUBT???? PICKLE!!!!