• MIL-STD-1627 Revision C:1994

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    BENDING OF PIPE OR TUBE FOR SHIP PIPING SYSTEMS

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    1 Scope
    1.1 Scope
    2 Applicable documents
    2.1 Government documents
    2.1.1 Specifications, standards, and handbooks
    2.2 Non-government publications
    2.3 Order of precedence
    3 DEFINITIONS
    3.1 Activity
    3.1.1 Authorized representative
    3.2 Backwall
    3.3 Bend radius
    3.4 Bending machines
    3.4.1 Bending machine - Ram type
    3.4.2 Bending machine - Roll type
    3.4.3 Bending machine - Compression type
    3.4.4 Bending machine - Rotary type
    3.4.5 Bending machine - Rotary type with a booster
    3.5 Buckles and bulges
    3.6 Cold bending
    3.7 Crack
    3.8 Dent
    3.9 Flatness
    3.10 Gouge
    3.11 Hot bending
    3.12 Hump
    3.13 Minimum design wall thickness
    3.14 Pipe
    3.15 Qualified
    3.16 Step
    3.17 Wrinkles
    4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
    4.1 Material
    4.1.1 Base material condition
    4.1.2 Base material cleanliness
    4.1.3 Wall thickness
    4.1.4 Surface condition
    4.2 Lubricants
    4.2.1 Unacceptable lubricant ingredients
    4.3 Cleaning
    4.4 Loose fillers
    4.5 Material control
    5 DETAILED REQUIREMENTS
    5.1 Bending procedures
    5.2 Bending procedure qualification
    5.2.1 Production bends as qualification test
    5.2.2 Bending machine qualification
    5.2.3 Alternative procedures
    5.2.4 Qualification test approval
    5.2.5 Previously qualified procedures
    5.2.6 Vendor qualification
    5.2.7 Transferral of qualification
    5.3 Qualification test
    5.3.1 Sampling
    5.3.2 Special requirements
    5.3.3 Qualification bends
    5.4 Bending criteria
    5.4.1 Minimum bend radius
    5.4.2 Bending of longitudinally welded pipe
    5.4.3 Marking
    5.4.4 Bending temperatures
    5.5 Hot bending
    5.5.1 Heating of pipes
    5.5.1.1 Torch heating
    5.5.2 Temperature measurements during heating and bending
    5.6 Adjustments and corrections
    5.6.1 Bend angle adjustment on the closing direction
    5.6.2 Bend angle adjustment in the opening direction
    5.6.3 Reverse bending
    5.6.4 Corrections for out-of-round, buckles, bulges and dents
    5.7 Post bending heat treatment
    5.7.1 General
    5.7.2 Cleaning prior to heat treatment
    5.7.3 Procedure
    5.8 Inspection
    5.8.1 Inspection procedures
    5.8.2 Sampling
    5.8.3 Inspection personnel
    5.9 Acceptance standards
    5.9.1 Surface conditions
    5.9.1.1 Cracks
    5.9.1.2 Pits, gouges, scratches and tool marks
    5.9.1.3 Wrinkles
    5.9.1.4 Buckles, bulges, humps, steps and dents
    5.9.1.5 Flatness
    5.9.2 Dimensional
    5.9.2.1 Out-of-roundness
    5.9.2.2 Wall thickness measurement
    6 NOTES
    6.1 Intended use
    6.2 Acquisition requirements
    6.3 Obsolete specifications referenced by this standard
    6.4 Maintenance of records
    6.5 Subject term (key word) listing
    6.6 Changes from previous issue
    FIGURES
    1 Types of bending machines
    2 Location of weld for welded pipe
    3 Calculations for buckles, bulges, humps, steps and
          dents in pipe bends
    4 Flatness limits
    TABLES
    I Grouping of base material
    II Cold and hot bending temperatures
    III Post bending heat treatment
    IV Post bending heat treatment temperatures and mode of
          cooling

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    Specifies pipe bending, heat treatment, inspection and acceptance criteria for piping in US Navy ships.

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    Committee FSC 4710
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher US Military Specs/Standards/Handbooks
    Status Current

    Standards Referenced By This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    MIL-DTL-32529 Base Document:2015 POWER ELECTRONIC CONVERSION EQUIPMENT, NAVAL SHIPBOARD
    MIL-STD-278 Revision F:1987 WELDING AND CASTING STANDARD
    MIL C 15730 : M COOLER, FLUID, NAVAL SHIPBOARD, LUBRICATING OIL, HYDRAULIC OIL, AND FRESH WATER
    MIL-T-20219 Revision D:1986 TUBE, BRASS, VOICE AND PNEUMATIC

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    MIL-T-16286 Revision E:1977 TUBE, STEEL, SEAMLESS, MARINE BOILER APPLICATION
    MIL-STD-271 Revision F:1986 REQUIREMENTS FOR NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING METHODS
    MIL-P-24691-3 Base Document:1987 Pipe And Tube, Corrosion-Resistant, Stainless Steel, Seamless Or Welded
    MIL T 23226 : E NOTICE 1 TUBE AND PIPE, CORROSION RESISTANT STEEL, SEAMLESS
    MIL-P-24691-2 Base Document:1987 Pipe And Tube, Chromium-Molybdenum Steel, Seamless
    MIL-P-24338 Revision A:1985 PIPE, CARBON STEEL, SEAMLESS
    MIL T 23520 : C (1) TUBE AND PIPE, NICKEL COPPER ALLOY SEAMLESS, AIR MELTED (CONTROLLED DISTRIBUTION)
    MIL-P-24691-1 Base Document:1987 Pipe And Tube, Carbon Steel, Seamless
    MIL-T-15005 Revision F:1989 TUBE, 70-30 AND 90-10 COPPER NICKEL ALLOY, CONDENSER AND HEAT EXCHANGER
    MIL-STD-278 Revision F:1987 WELDING AND CASTING STANDARD
    MIL T 23227 : E (1) TUBE AND PIPE, NICKEL-CHROMIUM-IRON ALLOY (ISSUE CONTROLLED REQUESTS BY OTHER THAN DOD ACTIVITIES MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA THE PREPARING ACTIVITY)
    ASTM B 43 : 2015 : REDLINE Standard Specification for Seamless Red Brass Pipe, Standard Sizes
    MIL-T-24107 Revision B:1987 TUBE, COPPER (SEAMLESS) (COPPER ALLOY NUMBERS C10100, C10200, C10300, C10800, C12000, C12200 AND C14200)
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