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Re: [MW:23732] Materials Comparison Form

Dear Pinaki,

The Material comparison form is your client standard format / requirements. Which at this stage may not be fulfilled completely, what ever details as required in your client format for compliances shall have been addressed during the procurement of the plates.

Also, your client requirements as given in the form are non-mandatory or supplementary as per the particular material specification (A537-2013) and A20.

Hence, you may ask waiver from your client on these requirements and the it shall not be any problem for AI to accept the plate material.

Regards,

PARAG PANSARE
Mob number +601115656517

On Oct 17, 2015 4:47 PM, "Pinaki Boxi" <boxi.pinaki@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Sir/Expert,
As per Design requirements Sphere materials shall be ASME SA537 Cl.1 2013Ed. but we received ASTM A537 Cl.1 2013Ed. materials at site.because of that client needs materials comparison Form and it shall be sing by AI (Authorized İnspector )
As per AI, requirements Melting Method, Melting practice, Manufacturing's process, De oxidation shall be in the Materials comparison Form.
But MTC mention only Fully Killed and Fine Grain Practice steel, Vacuum Degassed.
So requested to please be advice how we get all the AI requirements from MTC .
Materials Comparison Form & MTC attached for ready reference.

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Pinaki Boxi.
*Manager QA/QC*
*ARP Project Site, Turkey*
*Mob :- +905351054384.

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