Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Re: [MW:3923] WPS & PQR clarification

Dear Mahendra,
If you are running WPS for the first time then follow what other friends (
Daniek & Sukamal)suggested. Start with draft WPS , run PQR and finalize
WPS.
If you have many PQR`s in records from previous jobs/project within the
required specs and parameters, then you can issue a WPS based on the
existing one (s) and no need for a fresh PQR.
Regards

Fereidoun


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Dear Group

Good day,
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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.

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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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