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RE: [MW:4404] RE: 4393] RE: Failure of PQR in All Weld Tensile

you should check the structure of the repair weld ,It might be changed due to high dilution .In this case you are joining not only the base material but also the old deposited metals and the new deposited metal .It might happen due to higher temperature in the weld pool.

From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Darcy Morin [damorin@shaw.ca]
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2010 8:10 AM
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Subject: [MW:4399] RE: 4393] RE: Failure of PQR in All Weld Tensile

Since your coupon is in the 6G position, is there a possibility that your welder is exceeding heat input by 'weaving' during the fill passes? 

 

From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of prashant pansare
Sent: February-26-10 11:05 PM
To: RojiAbraham; mat wel
Cc: par kat; sol grea
Subject: [MW:4393] RE: Failure of PQR in All Weld Tensile

 

Roji (Guru),

U r correct, but I m intrested in UTS & also I got all weld tensile values @ 549 / 567 Mpa in main welding procedure & 545 / 525 Mpa in Partial Repar procedure with the same electrode. Is there any effect of welding at the same position two times while Thru Thk. re-repair.

Pl. reply

PSP

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From: Abraham, Roji <Roji.Abraham@bg-group.com>
Subject: RE: Failure of PQR in All Weld Tensile
To: "prashant pansare" <prashantpan_99@yahoo.co.in>
Cc: "Katvi, Paresh" <Paresh.Katvi@bg-group.com>, "sol grea" <solutions.great@gmail.com>
Date: Friday, 26 February, 2010, 2:25 PM

Prashant .

 

Why r u using DNV OS F101 2000 INSTEAD OF 2007.

 

1.       Verify that the Yield stress of the weld metal is more than 80  Mpa than the SMYS of the base material.  Check Appendix- C page 167 C302 , where it states that the YS of the metal should be minimum 80 MPA above the SMYS of the base material.  

 

If YS of electrode  is not more than the  base material then the selection of the electrode is incorrect.

 

2.       Also verify what's the all weld tensile value you have got for the  electrode specified in the electrode MTC.

 

 

Rdgs

Roji 

 

 

From: prashant pansare [mailto:prashantpan_99@yahoo.co.in]
Sent: Friday, February 26, 2010 12:39 PM
To: mat wel
Cc: Katvi, Paresh; Abraham, Roji
Subject: Failure of PQR in All Weld Tensile

 

Dear All,

We are working on PQR & deatails are as folows :

Appl. Code - DNV OS F101,2000

PQR - Through THickness Repair. (SMAW)

Base Metal - API 5L X GRADE 60 - 12.75" OD X 14.3 mm THK.

Filler Metal - E-7018 H4R

Position -6G

After mechanical tests, we are getting all values in acceptable limits except All Weld Tensile results.(Reqd- 517 Mpa & Actual - 483 / 493 Mpa)

What is the reason & solution for the same?

Pl. reply.

PSP  

 


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