Manufacturing quality control

ITP-driven fabrication quality.

MIT Water links material verification, qualified welding, fabrication checks and non-destructive examination through documented ITP hold and verification points.

01

Material inspection

Incoming SS304 pipe and fittings are checked for dimensions, wall thickness and material identity before fabrication.

  • Dimensional checks
  • Wall-thickness verification
  • Material traceability
02

ASME Section IX WPQ

Pipe welding is performed by personnel qualified in accordance with ASME Section IX, an uncommon capability in China's water-treatment fabrication field.

  • Welder performance qualification
  • Qualified welding process
  • Controlled stainless-steel fabrication
03

RT & PT examination

Radiographic testing and penetrant testing are incorporated where required by the ITP and project specification.

  • RT film examination
  • PT surface examination
  • Documented acceptance records
304 stainless-steel pipe welding

ASME Section IX

Qualified welding is part of MIT Water's ITP.

Qualified welding supports stainless-steel pipework and skid fabrication quality for BWRO, SWRO and other high-pressure RO systems.

Pickling & passivation

Surface treatment after stainless-steel fabrication

After welding and fabrication, stainless-steel pipework can be pickled and passivated to improve surface condition and support corrosion resistance.