Wednesday, November 30, 2016

[MW:25784] RE: 25779] Limits of E6013 in pressure vessel (sec viii div 1)

Hi,

It is either 6013 or 7018 - whatever it may be, you have to establish a WPS and then qualify the PQR -

If all the particulars (mechanical, chemical and etc.) are complying to the specifications and to client requirements in the established PQR - then there will not be any issue of using any consumable.

Or...

If your client specification has called for any specific requirement of the electrode (say E 7018) then u have to qualify the PQR with that only.

Or...

If you have any constrain in using any electrode (practical problem, approach, easiness in welding, weld metal deposition rates, any power source limitations, any specific NDT requirement and many more particulars) then also, you may opt for 7018 or any other grade to suit requirement -

But in and overall - you have to qualify the PQR with all the variables...

Hope u understand...

Thanks & Regards,
Lakshman Kumar B,
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From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Prasad Rode
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Subject: [MW:25779] Limits of E6013 in pressure vessel (sec viii div 1)

Dear sir,

In fabrication of pressure vessel from 10mm thk plate, would we allow to use E6013 electrode.

Is any where given in code of sec viii div 1, about limits of E6013, or only E7018 is allow.

Regards
Prasad Rode

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