Versa offers expertly performed post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) as well as welding Pre-heat Treatment and Refractory Dry-Out. Our industry experts are ever-ready to assist you in determining the appropriate methods that will be most effective in maximizing your dollar. Not only do our experts have the knowledge to determine the problem, but our Heat Treat team has the skill and experience to provide the solution.
To reduce instances of hydrogen induced cracking (HIC) following the welding of a critical piece of equipment, use Versa’s post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) service. Post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) is a process that helps reduce the risk of fracturing, cracking, and stress in the weld and parent metals of a piece of equipment. Although many materials […]
Read MoreWhen you need to complete the heating cycle on your refractory, call Versa Integrity Group. The large majority of refractories are rammed, casted, or gunned in the field. As a result of this manufacturing process, refractories require “drying out” on location. The dry out constitutes of a heating cycle that is applied to remove excess […]
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Just like PWHT, welding preheat treatment can significantly reduce the risk of cracking in parent and weld metals. Welding preheat treatment, not unlike PWHT, is a process that reduces the inherent risks of hydrogen cracking, shrinkage stress, and other damage mechanisms that regularly occur during the welding process. Welding preheat treatment works differently however by […]
Read MorePWHT may be one of the more well-known and applicable heat-treating services to most companies, but there are many others for specific pieces of equipment. In addition to the above-mentioned heat treatment methods, Versa Integrity Group offers Hydrogen bake out, Steam chest warming systems, Valve warming systems, Shrink fit and removal, Custom furnace applications, and Equipment […]
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In science, the Combustion method is used to determine the elemental composition (more precisely empirical formula) of a pure organic compound by combusting the sample under conditions where the resulting combustion products can be quantitatively analyzed. Our Heat Treat division uses this same practice on a larger scale, testing industrial materials and metals by subduing those materials under […]
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