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Re: [MW:23736] Materials Comparison Form

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Dear Mr. Govindan,
Right now MTC is not possible to change, please advice without change the MTC.

On 10/17/15, Perumal Govindan <perumalgovindan@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mr Boxi,
>
> Advise NISCO to replace all the MTCs as per ASME material specifaction.
>
> As a Contractor / Buyer you would have commented on the draft MTC before
> printing as a final copy. You would have atleast specified on PR and PO.
>
> Now only the option to replace the MTC, Client will not accept the
> deviations. Hence, disciss with NISCO for the new MTC as per ASME Section
> II.
>
> Regards
> P Govindan
> L&T HCI-PQM,
> Abu Dhabi.
> On 17 Oct 2015 12:47, "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*
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