Hi,
Well in normal practice we use the same procedure as that of welding for repairs also.
If anyways for some reason we need to qualify the procedure , then it has to be as per requirements of section IX, does not matter for what application (normal weld or repair ) it is.
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Regards
Rajneesh Gaur
On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 7:47 PM, krishna <wiqw@rediffmail.com> wrote:
Guys,
Could anyone inthis group clarify whether is it required to do Impact testing for welding repair procedure qualification.Normally we do Tensile,bend,.
Here for API 5L PSL1 pipes we have already WPS/PQR with out Impact,so is it acceptable as per ASME SEC.IX
REGARDS,
KK
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