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Re: [MW:22151] Re: PQR mentioning position 3G and our WPS stated 1G

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If your Code is ASME and if your project specifications do not include any additional requirements, then you may proceed as follows:
Position is not an essential variable for WPS qualification, so you do not need a new PQR.
You draft a new WPS based on the essential variables of the existing PQR and you include also the position 6G.
Then you can qualify the welder

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Mohammed Zakeruddin ---20/10/2014 08:40:47---Dear All, Kindly advise,

From: Mohammed Zakeruddin <zaker.dubaisgs@gmail.com>
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Date: 20/10/2014 08:40
Subject: [MW:22147] Re: PQR mentioning position 3G and our WPS stated 1G
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Dear All,
Kindly advise,

1G Qualificaiton is mentioned on WPS & PQR and if we want to qualify the welder on 6G position, do we need to prepare new WPS and PQR or only PQR and WPS (1G) be the same....

Khan....

On Tuesday, November 16, 2010 11:27:05 AM UTC+4, israr wrote:
    Dear,
    You just delete position 1 g from wps and write All,
    As per ASME Section IX if WPS is qualified in any one position of 1G
    to 6G it is qualify for all the position.
    Then u can attached nos of PQR with dirrent position following the
    same WPS.

    Regards
    Israr Ahmed
    Tata Projects Ltd.India
    +919930308261

    On Nov 11, 2:35 pm, Zulfan <zul...@insing.com> wrote:
    > Dear all,
    >
    > please advice in our PQR mentioning position 3G and our WPS stated 1G
    > is the WPS able to apply or need to run again PQR again?
    > code ASME sec IX
    >
    > Thank
    > zul

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