Agree mr. Joseph...but at the time of test the governing code is only sec.ix..then if the other party argue like this (sec.ix only want complete fusion and penetration),...then how to resolve ?..this is the issue..just for info...
On Nov 26, 2013 1:12 PM, "Roy Joseph" <royjoseph04@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Mr Kumar,Other Sections of the Code may specify different requirements than those specified by Section IX and Such requirements take precedence over those of Section IX, and the manufacturer or contractor shall comply with them.so 2mm undercut can not be accepted by any code.--On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 12:28 PM, Kumar <sk7920541@gmail.com> wrote:Hai
Noted the responses from all and thanks..but still if project spec. Is silent and sec.ix doesnt have any ruling on other defects (porosity, sla g , under cuts, uf,etc..then a welder on test making 2mm u/c in test but then he passed and send to asme b 31.3 project where 1mm is the maximum u/c...that itself is contradicting...I feel sec.ix criterias must be strong where in most cases we rely on welders (random ndt)...please share ur opinions
Thanks in advance,
KumarOn Nov 25, 2013 2:54 PM, "hpi001" <info@pieper-qsi.nl> wrote:--Dear Kumar,--Nothing mentioned in ASME Section IX regarding undercuts, under-fill etc.Because ASME is based on manufacturers responsibility it would be the responsibility of the manufacturer to determine it's own requirements for this kind of defects, this can be classified as Good Workmanship.In my opinion this should be discussed in front before start of production at a manufacturers workshop (for example during a kick-off meeting) in order to avoid any discussions afterwards.Regards Herman Pieper
Op maandag 25 november 2013 08:21:52 UTC+1 schreef sunilkumar kundothara:Dear All,
When conducting WPQT(welder performance qualification test), the
acceptance criteria for both visual & RT is SEC.IX, but the these are
seemed to be much short & liberal. like,
Visual- complete fusion & penetration only required for visual, then
what about undercuts, underfill, re-inforcement height etc ?
RT- only chart given is for porosity comparison (attached herewith).
what about slags and other defects?
If anybody has more details of the above part of SEC.IX, please share.
due to these reasons some times we find difficulty to judge sub-con
welder performances.
could we refert the construction code of the intended project in that case?
Appreciating your valuable feedbacks.
Thanks in advance,
Kumar
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