preheat temp. As far as interpass temp, since it is not call for
impact test, u need not mentioned interpass temp in WPS. Since ur
using SS filler it is always better to mentioned interpass max to
avoid mettallurgucal changes in weld metal
thanks
pandithan
On 1/12/12, venkateswaran k <kvnkat@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> We qualified WPS for Material SA 516(P:1,G:1) TO SA240TP 316L(P:8,G:1) by
> SMAW process as per ASME Sec IX ,thickness range- base metal Grove is: 5 -30
> mm,Filler metal:E309 Mol.
>
> My question is while qualifying we did not mentioned Preheating and Inter
> pass temperature (in WPS -QW 406),now one of our client asking for these two
> parameters need to be filled /required, in this case how to convince him.
> Whether can I make amendment for this WPS, it is acceptable as per ASME Sec
> IX. If yes can u provide format for this amendment.
>
> kvr
>
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