Hi
Based on my previous experience I have replied.
I suggest Mr Venkatesan shall approach Client/PMC for acceptance.
With kind regards
Govindan
--Hi Govindan,Can you please clarify, where it is stated in code that each welding process need to be covered? As per my interpretation on ASME Div 1 &2, both speaks about weld impact specimens to be taken at 1.5mm from surface. It's nowhere specified, each welding process need to be covered.
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All 3 welding process shall be covered for impact testing.Please confirm the joint is single vee or double vee.
In case if double vee joint what will be the welding process on back side welding or after back chipping, in case after back chipping if smaw process was used, needed to select impact test specimens for smaw and saw process.Please note that sub size specimens will also be acceptable with subsequent temp. reduction.
Answer for your query: No, 3 welding process impact test specimens are required for acceptance if no back chipping was carried out.
With kind regards
GovindanOn 22 Dec 2015 19:52, "venkat guru" <g.venkatesan06@gmail.com> wrote:--Hi all,
Code: ASME VIII
Condition : PQR/PTC completed with combination of 3 welding process
During testing, impact test specimen taken as per UG84 but 2 welding process not covered due to some reason
(I.e) all 10x10x55 specimen only cover one process out of 3 process.After impact testing, all results are accepted.
Now, Is these accepted results applicable only for tested one process or initial 3 process?
pls reply with appropriate justification
Thanks
--
Venkatesan
g.venkatesan06@gmail.com
+65 84392538
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