I hope the interpretation of clause is that if the production welding soaking time is X hrs (Includes total soaking time involved in production like intermediate, dehydrogenation, final PWHT etc…) then the supporting PQR soaking time shall be atleast 80% to the X hrs. WPS can be written with this PQR to cover the Production time X hrs.
Regards,
Vasanth
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Sent: 03 July 2009 08:05
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Subject: [MW:2616] Re: QW 407.3
The underlying meaning eludes me; why would one want to increase the soaking time at an additional cost and what not, over and above the WPS allowed one by way of a PQR? Something jinxes.
I think it is QW-407.2 you guys are referring, because QW407.3 does not appear in Sec.IX 2007 edition ! |
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