Hai,
If they want to weave more than 3 times of electrode/filler wire dia, better to make new WPS and proof all the necessary requirement to meet with old WPS.
Because,when we weave more, in production weld that time heat input will be increased and its fail in tenstile test. The heat inputput should not be more than 3 KJ/min for each process.
Regards,
Regards,
RR
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 11:31 PM, Sampath Kumar <skthatham@gmail.com> wrote:
--Dear Friends,WPS says the weaving is allowed/permitted 3times the diameter of the electrode.Please tell me wheather we can allow if the weaving is more than the allowable limit.If it can be allowed.What is the reasons and on what basis it is allowed?If it can not/should not be allowed.Why and what is the reasons?My opinion is that it should not be allowed.[1]Because it deviates from the WPS.[2]properties may vary because of the excess heat In put due to excess weaving.The contractor is of opinion that they will change the WPS to suit excess weaving.It is not an essential variable,hence it can be allowed.To substantiate their claim they say they will change the WPS and they will perform Hardness Test to prove that the properties were not changed.With Best RegardsSampath
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