Re: [MW:4118] Preparation of WPS

Yes, you can use, but the material will be considered as an unassigned material, and your WPS have to use the same material. You can't use any equivalent material.

 

Regards,

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 2:52 PM, GOPU NAIR <gopunair5343@yahoo.com> wrote:

Dear All   Recently I have qualified a WPS on 20mm thick plate of EN10025 S355J2G3 using GTAW for root pass and SMAW for subsequent passes in accordance with Lloyds Register Rule for ship building.  The test piece has undergone Tansverse tensile test (2), Side bends (4) Impact test (3 Sets)  at centre of the weld, fusionline and HAZ at -20deg.C, Macro and Hardness (1). PT and RT were carried out the test samples prior to drawing the destructive test samples.  all the tests are passed with the required values. Record of welding for each run is prepared and maintained.   consumable used are ER70-S2 and E-7018-1 Plate material properties are: Yield 357 N/MM2, UTS 541 N/MM2, El;  30% IMPACT at -20deg C; 53min, 81 Av. C;0.18, Si: 0.35 Mn ;1.4, P    ;0.015, S : 0.002 Ce; 0.428   PQR as per the Lloyds rules is under preparation.   My question is whether I can prepare a WPS and PQR in accordance with ASME Sec. IX using the above records.   Regards   Gopu/CEPL

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