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Re: [MW:20338] Combination of welding procedures

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Yes
with supporting PQR of A and B you can make WPS to weld by combination of GTAW +FCAW on 1.5 to  200thk base metal / plate of P4 material However weld metal thk of each process depends upon the weld thickness  qualified on PQR  i.e. a)If GTAW weld metal thk is less than 19mm in PQR B you can weld up to 2t, if more than 19mm, you can weld  up to 200mm of GTAW b) In case of FCAW the condition of Weld thk is same as (a)
I presume that the WPS to be made for Non Impact weldment
Regards
Hegde P.B.
Pune
 


On Sunday, 16 March 2014 1:33 PM, Vishal Chakote <chakotevishal47@gmail.com> wrote:
Combination of welding procedures.

PQR-A:
Welding Process-GTAW
Material - P-No.1 to P-No. 4
Qualn Range - 1.5-10mm

PQR-B:
Welding Process-GTAW+SMAW+FCAW
Material - P-No.1 to P-No. 4
Qualn Range - 5 - 200mm

Can these PQR's be combined for new WPS for
Welding Process - GTAW+FCAW
Material - P-No.1 to P-No. 4
Qualn Range - 1.5-200mm.

The above WPS's are made according to the ASME sec IX.
Give your suggestion.
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