Before doing a new PQR, you have to make a "DRAFT" WPS to run the PQR.
After qualifying the NEW PQR with all the required mechanical tests
and perameter, modify the DRAFT WPS in a correct WPS with supporting
the new PQR with all the correct essential,non essential &
supplimentary essential varialbles(if impact required) as per the PQR.
Regards,
On 12/30/09, mahen dran <cbemahendar@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear Group
>
> Good day,
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Still I have confusion on WPS and PQR terms.
>
> 1. WPS to be created first , with respect to selection of process,
> electrode and current etc.
> 2. PQR is developed after WPS ,by entering the the actual variation
> relevant to the WPS.
>
> |Corresponding reference numbers are to be entered in each other.
>
> This is the information from ASME IX codes.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> But there is a controvercial statement from some of our colleques, PQR to
> be developed first and Supporiting PQR reference number is to be entered
> in the WPS.
>
> Please clarify this confusion .
>
>
> mahendra
> KSA
>
>
>
>
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