Dear Venkatesan
For procedure qualification ,you have to comply both (ASME SecIX and ASME Sec VIII div.1,UG 84 for impact test).for PTC follow ASME Sec VIII div.1,UG 84.6 and figure UG 84.5.
On Tuesday, 22 December 2015 12:32 PM, Mhaskar Aly <mhaskar.aly@gmail.com> wrote:
Yes Impact testing of HAZ will be as per Code...Code does not ask it process wise
Impact Test of Welds you can go with as per Code as well as Process wise.
Aly
On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 7:40 PM, venkat guru <g.venkatesan06@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi sir,
This is venkatesan from singapore.Could you please clarify on the requirements of ASME Section Viii Div.1 Edition 2013 Section UG84.6?PQR Base material : SA516 Gr.70 of thickness 38.1mm
Deposited weld metal like GTAW-4mm+SMAW-15mm+SAW-19.1mmQuestion: HAZ impact specimen suppose has to be taken based on UG84.6, definitely GTAW process is difficult to cover.Do we have to take impact for each process or just follow UG84.6 table?Simply means, Impact test specimen will take for PQR/ PTC as per ASME VIII. Is based on thickness or process?Thanks--
Venkatesan
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