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Re: [MW:23582] Fillet Welds Qualified by Groove-Weld Tests

The WPS is not approved. The WPS is qualified based on a PQR.
A WPS has always to be revised in order to give direct guidance to the welder to perform a specific work.
If the revised WPS is covered by an existing PQR it is OK.
If not, a new PQR has to be issued

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Raghuram Bathula ---29/09/2015 07:43:16---Refer Table QW-451.4 of ASME BPV IX On 28 September 2015 at 19:18, Jay Poojary <jayogini@gmail.com>

From: Raghuram Bathula <raghurambathula@gmail.com>
To: Materials-Welding <materials-welding@googlegroups.com>
Date: 29/09/2015 07:43
Subject: Re: [MW:23578] Fillet Welds Qualified by Groove-Weld Tests
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Refer Table QW-451.4 of ASME BPV IX


On 28 September 2015 at 19:18, Jay Poojary <jayogini@gmail.com> wrote:
    Dear Experts,
     
    As per ASME, Welder is qualified to weld fillet joint, if he is qualified on groove joint. My question is -------------

     Wps approved for groove joint is applicable for fillet joint?

      If so where it is stated.

    cordially,
    Jay Poojary

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