Adhesive
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Chemical
– A, Chemical – BHardener, Fiber Matt |
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Welding
Rods of PP |
Equipments |
Spark
testing MachineHot Air GunGrinder / Cutter |
Hardware
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Sand
Bags (for dead load)Brush / Buckets / Cutting –
blades / chiselSupports for Vertical WallsMeasuring
tape, right angle. |
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Step
by step procedure for fixing of Thermoplastic-PPG |
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Select the area where Thermoplastic-PPG lining has to be done.
02. Check the
following in selected area.
· Check dryness of surface
· Roughness of Surface (For PPG surface
requirement is sand finish & it should not be too smooth
(polished surface))
· Check loose particles if any
03. Cut the
Thermoplastic PPG sheet that can be fixed in selected area
from the roll (Size of roll is 10 Meter * 1.5 /1.35Meter).
04. Clean the
surface where the PPG lining has to be done So that no loose
particles remain there.
05. Mark location
of area where PPG lining has to be done.
06. Mix Chemical
A to Chemical B thoroughly to form Chemical AB in proportion
of 100: 03
07. Now mix
hardener in Chemical AB in proportion of 103: 02 (Hardner
is fast setting compound where the mix chemical will set within
period of 1-2 hours, but its gel time starting is 25- 30 minutes)
& apply mixed coat on the marked surface
08. After that
lay the layer of Fiber Mat & applies Mix chemical on it
till the fiber mat is thoroughly wet.
09. Now apply
mixed chemical on reverse side of PPG sheet where fiber cloth
is embossed.
10. Place the
PPG on marked surface & apply dead load on it. (Dead load
should be applied in such a way that PPG should be in full
contact with base surface).
11. Allow PPG
sheet to cure Curing time of Mix chemical is 2-3 hours. Curing
time has to be selected according to the size of the sheet
and surface area. It can be adjusted by the qty of the chemicals
added.
12. Once the
above process is completed check the adhesive at intermediates
interval for curing.
13. After confirmation
remove the dead loads.
14. Now once
the PPG sheet has been fixed clean the edges of sheet where
any chemicals are there so that proper welding can be taken
up and fine M.S. wire will be kept.
15. Joints of
Thermoplastic-PPG are welded by Fusion welding through Hot
air gun.
16. When the
welding is complete check the entire area with Spark testing
Machine for any leakages from the joints.
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Welding
Procedure |
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Both sheets should be scraped gently to ensure proper welding.
Thermoplastic sheets will be welded using
the fusion welding technique. In fusion welding technique
set the temperature (350Oc) setting of your inbuilt compressor
plastic blower so that the welding rod (3-5 MM Dia) should
melt cleanly and should not be discolored.
Lay the tip of plastic blower on welding
rod & on the surface of the sheet simultaneously and slowly
melt the rod on the joints by pulling towards you in such
a way that welding rod should be clearly welded & have
fusion with the surface.
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Spark
Testing Procedure |
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frequency spark tester consists of a solenoid and an interrupter,
which has a natural high frequency, and when the current passes
through the solenoid the hammer is attracted by its core,
thereby breaking the circuit and at the same time charging
the condenser. The hammer then springs back reforming the
contact and allowing the condenser to discharge through an
inductance of a few tons of thick wire of the tesla coil contained
in the handle. This discharge beam oscillatory in nature induces
a very high potential in the inner winding of this tesla coil.
The intense electrostatic field produced within this inner
coil give a diffused brush discharge from a small metal rod
inserted in the handle of the tesla coil. This metal rod when
brought with in one cm of the lining of the tank etc. produced
a diffused spray discharge but if there is any minute crack
or microscopic hole in the lining whether it be glass, rubber,
or any other insulation this diffused discharge is concentrated
into a bright spark passing through the hole or crack.
This
phenomenon is attributed to the fact that high frequency currents
possess a very high tendency of taking the nearest passes
to earth. This method is therefore very useful in detecting
faulty welding.
In
testing the tip of the metal rod from the handle of spark
tester is run along the welded joints and if porosity is present
blue spark will readily appear, the voltage rating of tester
may vary from 5000 to 30000 volts depending upon the thickness
of lining and magnitude of the porosity detected is 10000
to 15000 volts is a good general practice.
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Guide
lines for Machine Setting. |
Machine parameters should be set as given below. |
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Voltage
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15kV |
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Frequency |
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Medium |
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Current |
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10
amp |
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Distance
of tip from welding joint |
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Up
to 1cm |
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| This
is a general guideline, machine has to be set and the qualified
engineer deputed by the CRESCENT as per the site conditions
should frizz its parameters.
Once it
will be decided, technicians or any one else is not authorized
to disturb it without the permission of the concern site engineer.
The same setting should be continuing till the completion
of the testing. |
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Visual
Inspection |
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- All
the surface where PPG Lining to be applied should be free
from all dust, dirt and grease etc.
- PPG
Sheet which is to be fixed should be cleared of all the
foreign material.
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Lining welding inspection |
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- No
dust, sand or foreign particle is allowed at joints. And
homogeneity should be properly ensured at joints.
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Bond Test |
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- Proper
bonding should be ensured be doing sound test using mallet
hammer.
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Spark Test |
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- All
the welding joints should be tested, if possible in the
presence of representative of Client.
- Test
certificate of all the material should be submitted to SMU.
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Testing of the PPG
Flooring and Lining. |
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Name
of the Area : |
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Date
of the completion : |
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Inspected
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……… of Crescent. |
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:………………………………
of Client |
Date
of Inspection : |
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| Test
Report for Welding Joints |
Voltage |
Freq.: |
Current: |
Tip
Dist.: |
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Area
Description |
Joint
I |
Joint
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Joint
III |
Joint
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Joint
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Joint
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Joint
VII |
Joint
VIII |
Joint
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Joint
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North
Wall |
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a signal pinhole is permissible for welding joints test. |
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| Test
Report for Bonding of Sheet |
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| Area Description |
Sheet
I |
Sheet
II |
Sheet
III |
Sheet
IV |
Sheet
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Sheet
VI |
Sheet
VII |
Sheet
VIII |
Sheet
XI |
North
Wall |
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Limits |
Not
a single patch of size more then 6”X 6”
In any sheet the total area of the air pocket should
not be more then 3% of the sheet size.
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Inspected by
(Crescent)
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Supervised
By
(Client
Auth. Person)
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