ATTACHMENT 2

1.0 Visual, UTTG, MPI and Hardness Testing on removal JIG.

All welded attachments for pipe jointings and aligning was removed and the
tack weld shall be chipping /grinding smooth and testing by MPI, UTTG and
Hardness.
Visual inspection has been performed for removing the attachment and ensure
that no defect.
MPI has been performed to detect surface discontinuities that may be present
in the examined.
UTTG to perform thickness measurement (using UT thickness gauge) on the
expected highest reduced thickness base on visual inspection. The thickness
value was found comply with pipe material specification tolerance.
Hardness has been performed on the grinding area after jig removal
attachment to measure the hardness of the material on the area examined.
All temporary attachments required welding to the pipe surface was ensured
of the same grade of material as of the pipes.
Report of MPI, UTTG and Hardness testing have been recorded and attached
together with fit-up check QCF form.
1.2 Tack Weld of Pipes Together
After the pipes are aligned, tack welds are made from the root of the weld. The
tack welds will remain as part of the root bead and they must be strong and
clean throughout and should also penetrate to the root from the start to finish
Photo USING H-SHAPE BAKING PLATES AND DOCKING PLATES

H-Shaped Baking Step 1

Plates Cleat welded to external side of pipe
surface to hold the jigs

Step 2
H-shaped backing
plates

Step 3
Jigs to align the pipe surface
 Docking
Plate

Step 1
Cleat welded to external side of pipe
surface to hold the jigs

Step 2
Jigs to align the pipe surface

The tack weld was chipping /grinding MPI was performed to detect surface
smooth discontinuities that may be present
on the examined
Measure the hardness of the material Measure the hardness value of the
on the area examined was fully material of the area examined was
witnessed by TTML Inspector complying with pipe material
specification tolerance.

UTTG was performed thickness The thickness complies with pipe

measurement on the expected material specification tolerance
highest reduced thickness base on
visual inspection.