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PMI Elements for Material Identification

The document outlines the Positive Material Identification (PMI) specification for various materials used in a refinery project, detailing the elements to be checked for each material type. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to ASTM and AWS standards for material composition and requires certification of examination results as part of permanent inspection records. Reports must be specific to individual lots and include results from portable analyzers or laboratory tests.

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PMI Elements for Material Identification

The document outlines the Positive Material Identification (PMI) specification for various materials used in a refinery project, detailing the elements to be checked for each material type. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to ASTM and AWS standards for material composition and requires certification of examination results as part of permanent inspection records. Reports must be specific to individual lots and include results from portable analyzers or laboratory tests.

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Docusign Envelope ID: 8B91D6E5-864A-4B30-BC23-F1422BB4A54F

HASSI Project Nº: 10745


MESSAOUD
Doc. Number: 80080-GEN-TCH-0000-SPE-005
REFINERY
PROJECT Rev. 3 Page 11 of 12
POSITIVE MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION SPECIFICATION

TABLE 1. PMI Elements to be checked

Identification Identification
MATERIAL MATERIAL
Elements* Elements*
C - ½ Mo Mo Alloy 2205 Cr, Ni, Mo
1¼ Cr - ½ Mo Cr, Mo Alloy 2507 Cr, Ni, Mo
2¼ Cr -1 Mo Cr, Mo Alloy B3 Cr, Ni, Mo, Cb
5 Cr Cr, Mo Incoloy 600 Ni, Cr
9Cr – 1 Mo Cr, Mo
9 Cr – 1 Mo - V Cr, Mo, V Incoloy 625 Ni, Cr, Mo, Cb, Ti
12 Cr Cr, Mo Incoloy 800 Ni, Cr, Al, Ti
SS 304 Cr, Ni Incoloy 825 Ni, Cr, Mo, Cu, Ti
*SS 304L C, Cr, Ni Hastelloy C-276 Ni, Cr, Mo, W
*SS 304H C, Cr, Ni Titanium Ti
SS 316 Cr, Ni, Mo Aluminium Al
*SS 316L C, Cr, Ni, Mo Brass Cu, Zn
*SS 316H C, Cr, Ni, Mo Bronze Cu, Sn
SS 321 Cr, Ni, Ti Monel Cu, Ni
*SS 321 (C 0.04) C, Cr, Ni, Ti Cu-Ni Cu, Ni
SS 347 Cr, Ni, Cb A193 B16 Cr, Mo, V
Super Austenitic SS
Cr, Ni, Mo, Cu A193 B8 Cl 2 Cr, Ni
(254 SMO to UNS 31254)
Alloy 20 Cr, Ni, Mo, Cu Ferralium Cr, Ni, Mo, Cu
Notes:
1. Percentage of identification elements must be within the limits specified in the related ASTM
standards (for base materials) and AWS standards (for welds), taking into account the tolerance
proper of adopted portable analyzer (in any case within 10% of the range in applicable material
standard).
2. In the case of dissimilar welds, the percentages must be within the limits proper of the Standard
relevant to the filler metal used.
3. *For low and high carbon grade of SS, there must be a traceable mill certificate showing carbon
content.

10 CERTIFICATION

a) Results of all examinations shall be recorded on report forms in accordance with Table 2.
b) All P.M.I. reports shall become part of the permanent inspection records.
c) Each report shall refer to one lot or line only and shall be completed by the portable analyzer
operator or by the Supplier/Mechanical Erector if a laboratory test is involved.
d) In this case, the laboratory certificates will be considered as integral part of the P.M.I. reports.

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