Sunday, June 19, 2016

Re: [MW:24977] P8 material WPS to comply QW 407.2_PWHT temperature_time

Dear Mani

If you have impact requirements the clause 407,2 also applies , in that case  the requirement of new pqr is needed. 
Secondly the long soaking time of 7 hours , will have some deteriorating effect on ASS, Kindly check that also. 

On Saturday, June 4, 2016 at 10:06:18 AM UTC+4, jaya anil wrote:
In this case , you need to qualify new PQR. 

Read ASME Section IX QW 407..clauses.

On Sat, Jun 4, 2016 at 5:49 AM, manivannan hemu <hemuman...@gmail.com> wrote:



Dear All,


I have a Query.


We have a SMAW-WPS [ASME SEC IX] for material P8/G1 – PQR with CHARPY tested. In this PQR it was post weld heat treated to re solution anneal at 1090 DEG C for 2 Hrs.


Now we have new production weld requirement  on a part of 8 inch thick with PWHT [solution anneal] at temperature 1130 DEG C and soak time of 7 hrs.


Please clarify me, is it acceptable to revise the WPS [with the same PQR] to address PWHT temperature as 1130 DEG C, and time as 7 hrs to utilize for the new production weld.


In doing this I considered QW407.1(b) (2) 'PWHT within specified temperature range' – in this case specified temperature range for solution anneal as 1040 DEG C minimum by ASTM A351, and NO maximum is specified.


I appreciate your response with the intent requirement of QW 407.2


Regards, MANIVANNAN.P

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