Dear Mr. shokri
Thank you for your reply . I prepared the repair procedure according to En 10163 but because of high volume of surface cracks ( in all over the angle surface ) its not possible to use it.
Is it possible to welding a reinforcing bare in such a surface condition without removing of cracks ?
According to aws d1.1 Engineer can permit it ?
On Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 6:29:57 PM UTC+4:30, meisam shokri arfaei wrote:
-- Thank you for your reply . I prepared the repair procedure according to En 10163 but because of high volume of surface cracks ( in all over the angle surface ) its not possible to use it.
Is it possible to welding a reinforcing bare in such a surface condition without removing of cracks ?
According to aws d1.1 Engineer can permit it ?
On Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 6:29:57 PM UTC+4:30, meisam shokri arfaei wrote:
Please see EN 10025-2, 7.5.3. It will refer you to the EN 10163-1 to 3 for permissible surface discontinuity and repair modes.RegardsOn Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 2:18 AM, Mehdi Vafakhah <mehdi.v...@gmail.com> wrote:--Dear expert,I'm recently working in a structural project as welding qc . During fabrication inspection, surface crack was found in angles material used in project ( as bracing ) so i reviewed the mechanical examination reports ( the tests are done according to En iso 10025-2 ) but absolutely mechanical properties and chemical analysis is ok! and that is so interesting to me .And after that according to the material examination reports, welding of a reinforcing bare is permitted by the engineer and its more interesting issue for me!However my question is according to any fabrication standard is it possible to welding on a cracked surface material like that ?(the depth of cracks are 3 mm in both sides and in all over the angles surface area .)Thank you.
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