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Re: [MW:13482] Additional information into a PQR

Good day Rinshu

yes, additional tests and record can be added to an original PQR at a
later date, provided essential and supplementary essential variables,
when applicable, is not changed.

Rgds

2012/1/15, rinshu <rinshad043@gmail.com>:
> Dear All,
>
> We have a PQR in which we did all the mechanical testing as per the
> requirement of Sec IX.We would like to add some additional hardness
> and impact test result to the same PQR.I have referred the code Para.
> QW-200.2 which states that
>
> "additional information can be incorporated into a PQR at a later
> date provided the information is substantiated as having been of the
> original qualification condition by lab record or similar data"
>
> Can anyone tell me what are the documents to be added to the original
> PQR to satisfy the code requirement.
>
>
> Rins.
>
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