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Internal Polishing
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TOSHIBA CORPORATION | ||||
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1. Technical summary | ||||
Classification (I: Inspection, II: Repair, III: Replacement, IV: Preventive Maintenance, V: Others) | ||||
In this technique, inner surface of a pipe is polished in order to improve residual stress. Through the process, residual stress just near the inner surface removes to compression and SCC crack initiation is prevented. | ||||
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Fig. 1 Improvement of Surface Residual Stress and SCC Prevention by Internal Polishing |
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Fig. 2 Sample of whetstone |
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2. Scope | ||||
(1) Components |
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3. Features | ||||
(1) Prevent initiation of SCC crack at the sensitized zone. |
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Fig. 3 Improvement of Surface Residual Stress and SCC Prevention |
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4. Examples of Application | ||||
(1) This technique was applied to BWR PLR piping. (2) Same process has been applied to other components such as nozzle safe-end and Reactor Internals made of stainless steel. |
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5. Reference | ||||
(1) Teruaki Sato, Kazuyoshi Yonekura, Satoshi Hongo, Shoji Hayashi and Hideyo Saito, ” Introduction of Repair/ Maintenance Techniques for SCC in Primary Loop Recirculation System Piping”, Maintenology,Vol.3,No.3(2004) ( in Japanese). (in English) (2) Kaneo Takamori et al, ”SCC Crack Initiation and Propagation of Low Carbonized Stainless Steel in High Temperature Pure Water”, Maintenology, Vol.3,No2(2004),( in Japanese). |
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6. Contact | ||||
Japan Society of Maintenology (ejam@jsm.or.jp) | ||||