ASME B31.12 08:2008 Edition
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ASME B31.12 Hydrogen Piping and Pipelines
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
ASME | 2008 | 258 |
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10 | FOREWORD |
11 | COMMITTEE PERSONNEL |
14 | Chapter GR- 1 Scope and Definitions GR- 1.1 SCOPE GR- 1.2 RESPONSIBILITIES Tables |
15 | GR- 1.3 INTENT OF THE CODE GR- 1.4 PACKAGED EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS GR- 1.5 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS |
24 | GR- 1.6 B31.12 APPENDICES GR- 1.7 NOMENCLATURE |
25 | Chapter GR- 2 Materials GR- 2.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS |
26 | Table GR- 2.1.1( a) Material Specification Index for Piping and Pipe Components |
29 | Table GR- 2.1.1( b) Material Specification Index for Pipelines |
31 | Table GR- 2.1.2( b)( 2) Requirements for Low Temperature Toughness Tests for Metals |
32 | Fig. GR-2.1.2(b)A Minimum Temperatures Without Impact Testing for Carbon Steel Materials |
33 | Table GR- 2.1.2( b) A Tabular Values for Minimum Temperatures Without Impact Testing for Carbon Steel Materials [ See Fig. GR- 2.1.2( b) A for Curves and Applicable Notes] |
34 | Fig. GR-2.1.2(b)B Reduction in Minimum Design Metal Temperature Without Impact Testing |
35 | Table GR- 2.1.3( a) Impact Testing Requirements for Metals |
36 | Table GR- 2.1.3( d) Charpy Impact Test Temperature Reduction |
37 | Table GR- 2.1.3( e) Minimum Required Charpy V- Notch Impact Values |
39 | GR- 2.2 JOINING AND AUXILIARY MATERIALS |
40 | Chapter GR- 3 Welding, Brazing, Heat Treating, Forming, and Testing GR- 3.1 GENERAL GR- 3.2 WELDING AND BRAZING |
43 | GR- 3.3 WELDING AND BRAZING MATERIALS GR- 3.4 CONSTRUCTION OF WELDMENTS |
45 | Fig. GR-3.4.3(a) Geometry of Weld Joint Detail Single Vee Groove Butt With Extended Land Fig. GR-3.4.3(c) Unequal Pipe Component Thicknesses, Thicker Components Bored for Alignment Fig. GR-3.4.3(d) Geometry of Weld Joint Detail Single Vee Groove Butt, Open Root |
46 | Fig. GR-3.4.3(e) Unequal Pipe Component Thicknesses, Thicker Components Taper-Bored to Align Fig. GR-3.4.3(f) Geometry of Weld Joint Detail Single Vee Groove Butt, Continuous Flat Backing Ring Fig. GR-3.4.3(g) Geometry of Weld Joint Detail Single Vee Groove Butt, Continuous Tapered Backing Ring |
47 | Fig. GR-3.4.3(h) Geometry of Weld Joint Detail Single Vee Groove Butt, Consumable Insert Fig. GR-3.4.3(i) Preparation and Alignment of Pipe Branch to Pipe Header Connection |
48 | Fig. GR-3.4.4(a) Geometry of Weld Deposit Single Vee Groove Butt, Open Root Fig. GR-3.4.4(b) Geometry of Weld Deposit Root Single Vee Groove Butt With Extended Land (Without Filler Metal) Fig. GR-3.4.4(c) Geometry of Weld Deposit Square Butt End (Without Filler Metal) |
49 | Fig. GR-3.4.5 Welding End Transition — Maximum Envelope |
50 | Table GR- 3.4.6 Weld Reinforcement |
51 | Fig. GR-3.4.6(a) Geometry of Weld Deposit Single Vee Groove Butt, Open Root With Concavity Fig. GR-3.4.7(a) Fillet Weld Size |
52 | Fig. GR-3.4.7(b) Typical Details for Double-Welded Slip-On Flanges Fig. GR-3.4.7(c) Minimum Welding Dimensions for Socket Welding Components to Pipe Including Fit-Up Detail |
53 | Figs. GR-3.4.9(a), (b), (c), and (d) Typical Welded Branch Connections |
54 | Fig. GR-3.4.9(e) Acceptable Details for Pipe Branch Attachment Welds |
55 | Fig. GR-3.4.9(f) Acceptable Detail for Branch Connection of Pipe Fitting Fig. GR-3.4.9(g) Acceptable Details for Branch Attachment Suitable for 100% Radiography |
56 | GR- 3.5 PREHEATING FOR WELDMENTS GR- 3.6 HEAT TREATMENT |
57 | Table GR- 3.6.1 Requirements for Postweld Heat Treatment of Weldments Table GR- 3.5 Preheat Temperatures |
59 | GR- 3.7 SPECIFIC AND ALTERNATIVE HEAT TREAT REQUIREMENTS GR- 3.8 CONSTRUCTION OF BRAZEMENTS |
60 | Fig. GR-3.8.1 Joints for Tubular Components Figures |
61 | GR- 3.9 FORMING OF PIPE COMPONENTS |
62 | GR- 3.10 TESTING |
63 | Chapter GR- 4 Inspection, Examination, and Testing GR- 4.1 GENERAL GR- 4.2 INSPECTION GR- 4.3 EXAMINATION |
64 | GR- 4.4 PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION |
65 | GR- 4.5 EXTENT OF REQUIRED EXAMINATION AND TESTING GR- 4.6 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA GR- 4.7 SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION GR- 4.8 EXAMINATIONS TO RESOLVE UNCERTAINTY GR- 4.9 DEFECTIVE COMPONENTS AND WORKMANSHIP GR- 4.10 TESTING GR- 4.11 RECORDS GR- 4.12 NDE DEFINITIONS |
66 | Chapter GR- 5 Operation and Maintenance GR- 5.1 GENERAL GR- 5.2 OPERATION MAINTENANCE PLAN |
68 | GR- 5.3 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS |
70 | GR- 5.4 LEAKAGE SURVEYS GR- 5.5 REPAIR PROCEDURES GR- 5.6 INJURIOUS DENTS AND MECHANICAL DAMAGE |
72 | GR- 5.7 PERMANENT REPAIR OF WELDS WITH DEFECTS GR- 5.8 PERMANENT FIELD REPAIR OF LEAKS AND NONLEAKING CORRODED AREAS GR- 5.9 PERMANENT FIELD REPAIR OF HYDROGEN STRESS CRACKING IN HARD SPOTS AND STRESS CORROSION CRACKING GR- 5.10 TESTING AND EXAMINATION OF REPAIRS GR- 5.11 VALVE MAINTENANCE |
73 | GR- 5.12 TRANSMISSION PIPELINE MAINTENANCE |
74 | GR- 5.13 ABANDONING OF TRANSMISSION FACILITIES GR- 5.14 DECOMMISSIONING OF TRANSMISSION FACILITIES GR- 5.15 RECOMMISSIONING OF TRANSMISSION FACILITIES GR- 5.16 REPOSITIONING A PIPELINE IN SERVICE |
75 | GR- 5.17 TESTING FOR INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF IN- SERVICE PIPELINES |
76 | GR- 5.18 DISTRIBUTION PIPELINE MAINTENANCE GR- 5.19 LEAKAGE SURVEYS GR- 5.20 LEAKAGE INVESTIGATION AND ACTION |
77 | GR- 5.21 REPAIR, TESTING, AND EXAMINATION OF MAINS OPERATING AT HOOP STRESS LEVELS AT OR ABOVE 30% OF THE SPECIFIED MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH GR- 5.22 REQUIREMENTS FOR ABANDONING, DISCONNECTING, AND REINSTATING DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES |
78 | GR- 5.23 MAINTENANCE OF SPECIFIC FACILITIES |
80 | Chapter GR- 6 Quality System Program for Hydrogen Piping and Pipeline Systems GR- 6.1 QUALITY SYSTEM PROGRAM GR- 6.2 QUALITY MANUAL |
83 | Chapter IP- 1 Scope and Responsibilities IP- 1.1 SCOPE IP- 1.2 RESPONSIBILITIES IP- 1.3 INTENT IP- 1.4 DETERMINING CODE REQUIREMENTS |
84 | Chapter IP- 2 Design Conditions and Criteria IP- 2.1 DESIGN CONDITIONS |
85 | IP- 2.2 DESIGN CRITERIA |
88 | Table IP- 2.2.8( c)- 1 Increased Casting Quality Factors, Table IP- 2.2.8( c)- 2 Acceptance Levels for Castings Tables |
89 | Table IP- 2.2.9 Longitudinal Weld Joint Quality Factor, |
92 | Chapter IP- 3 Pressure Design of Piping Components IP- 3.1 GENERAL IP- 3.2 STRAIGHT PIPE Table IP- 3.2 Values of Coefficient |
93 | IP- 3.3 CURVED AND MITERED SEGMENTS OF PIPE Fig. IP-3.3.1 Nomenclature for Pipe Bends Fig. IP-3.3.3 Nomenclature for Miter Bends |
94 | IP- 3.4 BRANCH CONNECTIONS |
96 | Fig. IP-3.4.2 Branch Connection Nomenclature |
98 | Fig. IP-3.4.3 Extruded Outlet Header Nomenclature |
100 | IP- 3.5 CLOSURES IP- 3.6 PRESSURE DESIGN OF FLANGES AND BLANKS Table IP- 3.5 ASME BPV Code Section VIII, Division 1 References for Closures |
101 | IP- 3.7 REDUCERS IP- 3.8 PRESSURE DESIGN OF OTHER COMPONENTS |
102 | Fig. IP-3.6.3 Blanks |
103 | Chapter IP- 4 Service Requirements for Piping Components IP- 4.1 VALVES AND SPECIALTY COMPONENTS IP- 4.2 OTHER CONSIDERATIONS IP- 4.3 BOLTING AND TAPPED HOLES FOR COMPONENTS |
104 | Chapter IP- 5 Service Requirements for Piping Joints IP- 5.1 SCOPE IP- 5.2 WELDED JOINTS IP- 5.3 FLANGED JOINTS |
105 | IP- 5.4 EXPANDED JOINTS IP- 5.5 THREADED JOINTS |
106 | IP- 5.6 CAULKED JOINTS IP- 5.7 BRAZED AND SOLDERED JOINTS |
107 | IP- 5.8 SPECIAL JOINTS |
108 | Chapter IP- 6 Flexibility and Support IP- 6.1 FLEXIBILITY OF PIPING |
111 | Fig. IP-6.1.5(d)(1) Moments in Bends |
112 | Fig. IP-6.1.5(d)(2) Moments in Branch Connections |
113 | IP- 6.2 PIPING SUPPORTS |
116 | Chapter IP- 7 Specific Piping Systems IP- 7.1 INSTRUMENT PIPING IP- 7.2 PRESSURE- RELIEVING SYSTEMS |
117 | Chapter IP- 8 Dimensions and Ratings of Components IP- 8.1 DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS IP- 8.2 RATINGS OF COMPONENTS IP- 8.3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS |
118 | Table IP- 8.1 Component Standards |
119 | Chapter IP- 9 Fabrication, Erection, and Assembly IP- 9.1 GENERAL IP- 9.2 RESPONSIBILITY IP- 9.3 CONTENT AND COVERAGE IP- 9.4 PACKAGED EQUIPMENT PIPING IP- 9.5 EXCLUSIONS IP- 9.6 FABRICATION AND ERECTION IP- 9.7 CONSTRUCTION OF WELDMENTS IP- 9.8 PREHEATING FOR WELDMENTS |
120 | IP- 9.9 HEAT TREATMENT IP- 9.10 SPECIFIC AND ALTERNATIVE HEAT TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS IP- 9.11 CONSTRUCTION OF BRAZEMENTS IP- 9.12 BENDING AND FORMING OF PIPE AND TUBE IP- 9.13 ASSEMBLY AND ERECTION |
121 | IP- 9.14 THREADED JOINTS IP- 9.15 TUBING JOINTS IP- 9.16 EXPANDED JOINTS AND SPECIAL JOINTS IP- 9.17 PIPE ATTACHMENTS AND SUPPORTS IP- 9.18 CLEANING OF PIPING IP- 9.19 INSPECTION, EXAMINATION, AND TESTING |
122 | IP- 9.20 LEAK TESTING OF PIPING SYSTEMS IP- 9.21 RECORDS FOR LEAK TESTING Fig. IP-9.14(c) Typical Threaded Joints Using Straight Threads |
123 | Chapter IP- 10 Inspection, Examination, and Testing IP- 10.1 SCOPE IP- 10.2 RESPONSIBILITY IP- 10.3 INSPECTIONS BY OWNER IP- 10.4 EXAMINATIONS BY THE CONSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION IP- 10.5 EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS |
124 | Table IP- 10.5( a) Required Nondestructive Examination for High, Medium, and Low Pressure Pipe Design and Acceptance Criteria for Weldments and Evaluation of Weld Imperfections |
125 | Tables |
126 | Table IP- 10.5( b) Acceptance Criterion/ Value for Table IP- 10.5( a) |
129 | Table IP- 10.5.6 Required Ultrasonic or Eddy Current Examination of Pipe and Tubing for Longitudinal Defects Table IP- 10.5.7 Hardness Testing After PWHT |
130 | IP- 10.6 TESTING |
131 | IP- 10.7 HYDROSTATIC LEAK TEST IP- 10.8 PNEUMATIC LEAK TEST |
132 | IP- 10.9 HYDROSTATIC– PNEUMATIC LEAK TEST IP- 10.10 SENSITIVE LEAK TEST IP- 10.11 ALTERNATIVE LEAK TEST IP- 10.12 MECHANICAL AND METALLURGICAL TESTING IP- 10.13 RECORDS OF TESTING |
133 | Chapter PL- 1 Scope and Exclusions PL- 1.1 SCOPE PL- 1.2 CONTENT AND COVERAGE PL- 1.3 EXCLUSIONS |
134 | Chapter PL- 2 Pipeline Systems Components and Fabrication Details PL- 2.1 PURPOSE PL- 2.2 PIPING SYSTEM COMPONENTS |
136 | PL- 2.3 REINFORCEMENT OF FABRICATED BRANCH CONNECTIONS |
137 | PL- 2.4 MULTIPLE OPENINGS AND EXTRUDED OUTLETS |
138 | PL- 2.5 EXPANSION AND FLEXIBILITY Table PL- 2.3.2 Reinforcement of Fabricated Branch Connections, Special Requirements |
139 | PL- 2.6 DESIGN FOR LONGITUDINAL STRESS Table PL- 2.5.5 Modulus of Elasticity for Carbon and Low Alloy Steel Table PL- 2.5.2 Thermal Expansion of Carbon and Low Alloy Steel |
141 | PL- 2.7 SUPPORTS AND ANCHORAGE FOR EXPOSED PIPING |
142 | PL- 2.8 ANCHORAGE FOR BURIED PIPING |
143 | Chapter PL- 3 Design, Installation, and Testing PL- 3.1 PROVISIONS FOR DESIGN PL- 3.2 BUILDINGS INTENDED FOR HUMAN OCCUPANCY |
144 | PL- 3.3 CONSIDERATIONS NECESSARY FOR CONCENTRATIONS OF PEOPLE IN LOCATION CLASS 1 OR 2 PL- 3.4 INTENT PL- 3.5 RISK ASSESSMENT |
145 | PL- 3.6 LOCATION CLASS AND CHANGES IN NUMBER OF BUILDINGS INTENDED FOR HUMAN OCCUPANCY Table PL- 3.6.1 Location Class |
147 | PL- 3.7 STEEL PIPELINE |
149 | Table PL- 3.7.1 Nominal Chemical Composition Within a Specification/ Grade Table PL- 3.7.1( b)( 6)- 1 Basic Design Factor, |
150 | Table PL- 3.7.1( b)( 6)- 2 Design Factors for Steel Pipe Construction ( Used With Option A) Table PL- 3.7.1( b)( 6)- 3 Basic Design Factor, |
151 | Table PL- 3.7.1( b)( 6)- 4 Design Factors for Steel Pipe Construction ( Used With Option B) Table PL- 3.7.1( b)( 8) Temperature Derating Factor, |
152 | Table PL- 3.7.5( a)( 2) Maximum Degree of Bending |
154 | PL- 3.8 HOT TAPS PL- 3.9 PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT COMBUSTION OF HYDROGEN– AIR MIXTURES DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS PL- 3.10 TESTING AFTER CONSTRUCTION |
155 | PL- 3.11 COMMISSIONING OF FACILITIES |
156 | PL- 3.12 PIPE- TYPE AND BOTTLE- TYPE HOLDERS PL- 3.13 CONTROL AND LIMITING OF HYDROGEN GAS PRESSURE |
159 | PL- 3.14 UPRATING |
160 | PL- 3.15 VALVES PL- 3.16 VAULT PROVISIONS FOR DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND INSTALLATION OF PIPELINE COMPONENTS |
161 | PL- 3.17 LOCATION FOR CUSTOMERS’ METER AND REGULATOR INSTALLATIONS PL- 3.18 HYDROGEN GAS SERVICE LINES |
162 | PL- 3.19 INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION |
165 | PL- 3.20 REPAIR OR REMOVAL OF DEFECTIVE WELDS IN PIPING INTENDED TO OPERATE AT HOOP STRESS LEVELS OF 20% OR MORE OF THE SPECIFIED MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH PL- 3.21 STEEL PIPELINE SERVICE CONVERSIONS |
168 | MANDATORY APPENDICES I DESIGN OF ABOVE- GROUND HYDROGEN GAS PIPELINE FACILITIES |
172 | II REFERENCE STANDARDS |
176 | III SAFEGUARDING |
178 | IV NOMENCLATURE |
183 | VI PREPARATION OF TECHNICAL INQUIRIES |
185 | VII GAS LEAKAGE AND CONTROL CRITERIA |
192 | IX ALLOWABLE STRESSES AND QUALITY FACTORS FOR METALLIC PIPING, PIPELINE, AND BOLTING MATERIALS |
229 | Figures NONMANDATORY APPENDICES A PRECAUTIONARY CONSIDERATIONS |
239 | B ALTERNATIVE RULES FOR EVALUATING STRESS RANGE |
241 | C RECOMMENDED PRACTICES FOR PROOF TESTING OF PIPELINES IN PLACE |
244 | D ESTIMATING STRAIN IN DENTS |
245 | E SAMPLE CALCULATIONS FOR BRANCH REINFORCEMENT IN PIPING |
249 | F WELDED BRANCH CONNECTIONS AND EXTRUDED HEADERS IN PIPELINE SYSTEMS |