Thursday, July 8, 2010
[MW:0] Uphill Vs Downhill Welding
Dear Friends
What is the criteria for selecting Uphill/Downhill weld progression in a Pipeline/Piping? Is it mandatory to use uphill progression in a WPS qualified under ASME Sec IX ?
Thanks and Regards
Harikrishnan N S
Punj Lloyd Ltd, Mumbai
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