[MW:669] Re: [MW:/] tolerance for CE

Dear Mustak,

 

There is no requirement of C.E in ASME. In fact code is not asking for C.E, its we as per our requirement and services going for C.E

 

Shabbir

 

On 19 Mar 2008 04:05:09 -0000, mustak patel <mustak_patel123@rediffmail.com> wrote:

 
Hi guys

What is the tolerance given in the AMERICAN CODES for CE value for applicability of WPS and welder qualifications? Is it an essential variable? I think in British or japanese standards its given + 0.003 % Max.

Appreceiate any feed back.

Thanks and Regards


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