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Re: [MW:7865] Welder Performance Qualification ASME IX

Mr Larry,
 As per to the ASME IX
QW-423   Alternate Base Materials for Welder
              Qualification

QW-423.1 Base metal used for welder qualification
May be substituted for the metal specified in the WPS in
Accordance with the following table. When a base metal
Shown in the left column is used for welder qualification,
The welder is qualified to weld all combinations of base
Metals shown in the right column, including unassigned
Metals of similar chemical composition to these metals.
Base Metals for Welder                                  Qualified Production
Qualification
                                                   Base Metals
P-No. 1 through P-No. 15F,                             P-No. 1 through P-No. 15F,
P-No. 34, and P-No. 41                                   P-No. 34, and P-No. 41
Through P-No. 49                                            through P-No. 49
P-No. 21 through P-No. 26                              P-No. 21 through P-No. 26
P-No. 51 through P-No. 53 or                          P-No. 51 through P-No. 53 and
P-No. 61 and P-No. 62                                   P-No. 61 and P-No. 62

QW-452.3
GROOVE-WELD DIAMETER LIMITS

Outside Diameter                             Outside Diameter Qualified, in. (mm)
Of Test Coupon, in. (mm)                              Min.                 Max.
Less than 1 (25)                                  Size welded             Unlimited
1 (25) to 27⁄8 (73)                                 1 (25)                     Unlimited
Over 27⁄8 (73)                                      27⁄8 (73)                 Unlimited

GENERAL NOTES:
(a) Type and number of tests required shall be in accordance with
QW-452.1.
(b) 27⁄8 in. (73 mm) O.D. Is the equivalent of NPS 21⁄2 (DN 65).

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P.BalajiRajan,
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Velosi Certification LLC,
P.O 3408 Doha-Qatar.
Mobile- Qatar +97433120091,
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-------Original Message-------
 
From: Larry
Date: 10/27/2010 11:22:50 AM
Subject: [MW:7839] Welder Performance Qualification ASME IX
 

Hi There,

 

We have qualified a welder on an ASME IX WPS with the following:

 

Position: 6G

Size: 100NB

Specs: A333- WPL6 (P1, G1)

Process: GMAW/FCAW (F-No.: 6 electrode)

 

As per QW-423.1 and QW-433, will the welder be qualified to weld the following for production?

 

Position: as required

Size: All practical diameter and plate

Specs: A106B (P1, G1), SA 312-316L (P8, G1)

Process: GTAW (F-No.: 6 electrode)

 

 

Thank you in advance.

 

 

Cheers,

 

Larry

 
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