GOST 30242-97
GOST 30242-97
Group B05
INTERSTATE STANDARD
DEFECTS IN JOINTS WHEN FUNCTION WELDING OF METALS
Classification, designation and definitions
Imperfections in metallic fusion welds. Classification, designation and definitions
MKS 25.160.40 OKSTU 0072
Date of introduction 2003-01-01
Preface
1 DEVELOPED by the Institute of Electric Welding named after. E.O. Paton of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; Interstate Technical Committee for Standardization MTK 72 “Welding and Related Processes” INTRODUCED by the State Committee of Ukraine for Standardization, Metrology and Certification
2 ADOPTED by the Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification (Minutes No. 11 of April 23, 1997) The following voted for adoption:
| State name | Name of the national standardization body |
| The Republic of Azerbaijan | Azgosstandart |
| Republic of Armenia | Armgosstandard |
| Republic of Belarus | State Standard of the Republic of Belarus |
| Republic of Kyrgyzstan | Kyrgyzstandard |
| The Republic of Moldova | Moldovastandard |
| Russian Federation | Gosstandart of Russia |
| The Republic of Tajikistan | Tajikgosstandart |
| Turkmenistan | Main State Inspectorate "Turkmenstandartlary" |
| The Republic of Uzbekistan | Uzgosstandart |
| Ukraine | State Standard of Ukraine |
3 This standard fully complies with ISO 6520-82 “Classification of weld defects in fusion welding of metals (with explanations)”
4 By Decree of the State Committee of the Russian Federation for Standardization and Metrology dated March 2, 2001 N 115-st, the interstate standard GOST 30242-97 was put into effect directly as the state standard of the Russian Federation from January 1, 2003.
5 INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME
Group 1. Cracks
100 E Cracksen cracks
fr fissures
Discontinuity caused by local rupture of a weld, which may occur as a result of cooling or loads 1001 Microcracken microfissure (microcrack)
fr microfissure
A crack having microscopic dimensions, which is detected by physical methods at no less than fifty-fold magnification 101 Ea Longitudinal cracken longitudinal crack
fr fissure longitudinale
A crack oriented parallel to the axis of the weld.It can be located:
1011 in weld metal; 1012 at the fusion boundary; 1013 in the heat affected zone; 1014 in base metal 102 Eb Transverse cracken transverse crack
fr fissure transversale
A crack oriented transverse to the axis of the weld. It can be located: 1021 in the weld metal; 1023 in the heat affected zone; 1024 in base metal 103 E Radial cracksen radiation cracks
fr fissures rayonnates
Cracks that radiate from one point. They can be: 1031 in the weld metal; 1033 in the heat affected zone; 1034 in base metalNote—Cracks of this type, diverging in different directions, are known as star cracks.
104 Ec Crack in the crateren crater cracks
fr fissure de cratere
A crack in the weld crater, which can be: 1045 longitudinal; 1046 transverse; 1047 star-shaped 105 E Separate cracksen group of disconnected cracks
fr reseau de fissures marbrees
A group of cracks that can be located: 1051 in the weld metal; 1053 in the heat affected zone; 1054 in the base metal 106 E Branched cracksen branching cracks
fr fissure ramifiees
A group of cracks arising from a single crack.They can be located:
1061 in weld metal; 1063 in the heat affected zone; 1064 in base metal3 Name, definition and designation of defects
The name, definition and designation of defects are given in Table 1.
The table shows:
- in column 1 - a three-digit digital designation of each defect or a four-digit digital designation of its varieties;
- in column 2 - the letter designation of the defect used in the collections of reference radiograms of the International Institute of Welding (IWI);
— in column 3 — the name of the defect in Russian, English and French;
— in column 4 — definition and/or explanatory text;
- in column 5 - drawings that supplement the definition if necessary.
Table 1
| Defect designation | Name of defect | Definition and/or explanation of the defect | Drawings of welds and joints with defects | |||
| digital | used MIS | |||||
Group 2. Pores
200 A Gas cavityen gas cavity
fr soufflure
A cavity of arbitrary shape formed by gases trapped in molten metal, which has no corners 2011 Aa Gas poreen gas pore
fr soufflure spheroidale
Gas cavity is usually spherical 2012 Uniformly distributed porosityen uniformly distributed porosity
fr souflures spheroidales
A group of gas pores distributed evenly in the weld metal. Should be distinguished from chain of pores (2014) 2013 Cluster of poresen localized (clustered)
fr nid de soufflures
A group of gas cavities (three or more), arranged in a cluster with a distance between them of less than three maximum sizes of the largest of the cavities 2014 Chain of poresen linear porosity
fr soufflures allignees
(ou en chapelet)
A series of gas pores arranged in a line, usually parallel to the axis of the weld, with a distance between them of less than three maximum dimensions of the largest of the pores 2015 A b Oblong cavityen elongated cavity
fr soufflure allongee
A discontinuity extended along the axis of the weld. The length of the discontinuity is at least twice the height 2016 Ab Fistulaen worm-hole
fr soufflure vermiculaire
A tubular cavity in the weld metal caused by the release of gas. The shape and position of the fistula are determined by the hardening mode and the gas source. Typically, fistulas are grouped into clusters and distributed in a herringbone pattern 2017 Superficial poreen surface pore
fr picure
Gas pore that breaks the continuity of the surface of the weld 202 R Shrinkage cavityen shrinkage
fr retassure
Cavity formed due to shrinkage during solidification 2024 K Crateren crater pipe
fr retassure de cratere
Shrinkage cavity at the end of the weld bead, not welded before or during subsequent passesOther GOSTs
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Group 3. Solid inclusions
300 Hard inclusionen solid inclusion
fr inclusion solide
Solid foreign substances of metallic or non-metallic origin in the weld metal. Inclusions that have at least one acute angle are called acute-angled inclusions 301 Va Slag inclusionen slag inclusion
fr inclusion de laitier
Slag trapped in the weld metal. Depending on the conditions of formation, such inclusions can be: 3011 linear; 3012 disunited; 3013 other 302 G Flux inclusionen flux inclusion
fr inclusion de dlux
Flux trapped in the weld metal. Depending on the conditions of formation, such inclusions can be: See 3011-3013 3021 linear; 3022 disconnected; 3023 other 303 J Oxide inclusionen oxide inclusion
fr inclusion d'oxyde
Metal oxide introduced into the weld metal during solidification 304 N Metal inclusionen metallic inclusion
fr inclusion metallique
A foreign metal particle embedded in the weld metal. Particles are distinguished from: 3041 tungsten; 3042 copper; 3043 other metalGroup 4. Lack of fusion and lack of penetration
401 Non-fusionen lack of fusion (incomplete fusion)
fr manque de fusion (collage)
Note - In some countries the terms “colage noir” and “colage blanc” are used depending on whether oxide inclusions are present or absent in places of non-fusion
Lack of connection between the weld metal and the base metal or between individual weld beads. There are non-fusions: 4011 on the side; 4012 between rollers; 4013 at the root of the weld 402 D Lack of penetration (incomplete penetration)en lack of penetration
(incomplete penetration)
fr manque de penetration
Failure of fusion of the base metal along the entire length of the weld or in a section, resulting from the inability of the molten metal to penetrate the root of the joint2 Classification of defects
2.1 Defects in fusion welding of metals are formed due to violation of the requirements of regulatory documents for welding materials, preparation, assembly and welding of joined elements, thermal and mechanical treatment of welded joints and the structure as a whole.
2.2 In this standard, defects are classified into the following six groups:
1 - cracks;
2 - cavities, pores;
3 - solid inclusions;
4 - lack of fusion and lack of penetration;
5 - violation of the shape of the seam;
6 - other defects not included in the above groups.
Group 5. Violation of the seam shape
500 Violation of formen imperfect shape
fr form defectueuse
Deviation of the shape of the external surfaces of the weld or the geometry of the connection from the specified value 5011 F Continuous undercuten continuous undercut
fr caniveau continu
Longitudinal depression on the outer surface of the weld bead formed during welding 5012 F Continuous undercuten intermittent undercut
fr morsure: caniveau discontinuation
5013 Shrinkage grooveen shrinkage groove
fr caniveau a la racine
Undercut from the root side of a single-sided weld caused by shrinkage along the fusion boundary (see also 512) 502 Excess of convexity of a butt welden excess weld metal
fr surepaisseur excessive
Excess of deposited metal on the face of the butt weld in excess of the specified value 503 Excess of fillet weld convexityen excessive convexity
fr convexite excessive
Excess of deposited metal on the front side of the fillet weld (over the entire length or in a section) in excess of the established value 504 Excess penetrationen excessive penetration
fr exes de penetration
Excess of deposited metal on the back side of the butt weld in excess of the set value 5041 Local excess penetrationen local excess penetration
fr exces local de penetration
Local excess penetration above the set value 505 Incorrect weld profileen incorrect weld profile
fr default de raccordement
The angle α between the surface of the base metal and the plane tangent to the surface of the weld is less than the established value 506 Surfacingen overlap
fr debordement
Excess weld deposit metal that has flowed onto the surface of the base metal but is not fused to it 507 Linear displacementen linear misalignment
fr defaut d'alignement
Displacement between two welded elements in which their surfaces are parallel, but not at the required level 508 Angular displacementen angular misalignment
fr deformation angular
Mixing between two elements to be welded, in which their surfaces are located at an angle different from the required one 509 Nateken sagging
fr effondrement
Weld metal that has settled due to gravity and does not have fusion with the surface being joined. Depending on the conditions, this may be: 5091 leakage in a horizontal welding position; 5092 leakage in the lower or overhead welding position; 5093 leakage in fillet weld; 5094 leakage in the seam of the lap joint 510 Burn-throughen burn through
fr trou
Flow of weld pool metal resulting in a through hole in the weld 511 Incompletely filled edge grooveen incompletely filled groove
fr manque d'epaisseur
Longitudinal continuous or discontinuous groove on the weld surface due to insufficient filler metal in welding 512 Excessive fillet weld asymmetryen excessive asymmetry of fillet weld
fr defaut de symetrie de soudure d'angle
Excessive excess of the dimensions of one leg over the other 513 Uneven seam widthen irregular width
fr largeur irreguliere
Deviation of width from the set value along the weld seam 514 Uneven surfaceen irregular surface
fr surface irreguliere
Rough uneven shape of the surface of the weld reinforcement along the length 515 Concavity of the root of the welden root concavity
fr retassure a la racine
Shallow groove on the root side of a single-sided weld caused by shrinkage (see also 5013) 516 Porosity at the root of the welden root porosity
fr rochage
Presence of pores at the root of the weld due to the appearance of bubbles during metal solidification 517 Resumptionen poor restart
fr mauvaise reprise
Local surface roughness at the site where welding is resumed
