Dear Prasad,
As per ASME Sec IX, Two welders can be used in single production joint full filling all other essential veriables as welder is qualified based on weld metal thickness not on base metal thickness.
Each welder can deposit maximum 7.46 mm only, which he qualified
You must have supporting WPS to weld 8.75 mm thk with TIG.
Refer QW 306 and QW 351.
You check client specification for any specific requirements
Regards,
CH V Ramana
BVIL
On Wednesday, 10 August 2016 7:52 AM, Prasu Cutie <pracuty@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear experts,
I have a query n looking for earliest response
I had welders qualified on 1/2" OD with 7.46mm thk
Now we had a production joint of 2" OD with 8.75mm thk, which is required to be done with full tig
I had welders qualified on 1/2" OD with 7.46mm thk
Now we had a production joint of 2" OD with 8.75mm thk, which is required to be done with full tig
Now the question is, Can we engage two 1/2" qualified welders to weld 8.75mm thk??
Is there any clause in sec.ix for having two welders on single production joint to cater excess thk??
Or should we go for separate qualification using 2 welders on single test cupon??
Plz update me the clause no. If it is allowed
Is there any clause in sec.ix for having two welders on single production joint to cater excess thk??
Or should we go for separate qualification using 2 welders on single test cupon??
Plz update me the clause no. If it is allowed
Awaitng for your quick response
Thank you all
Regards
Prasad
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