Re: [MW:27782] Change in WPS & PQR

Dear,

It is permitted to revise the WPS subjected to addenda to the PQR refer QW 202.2 C

(c) Changes to the PQR. Changes to the PQR are not permitted

except as described below. Editorial corrections or

addenda to the PQR are permitted. An example of an editorial

correction is an incorrect P‐Number, F‐Number, or

A‐Number that was assigned to a particular base metal or

fi ller metal . An example of an addendum would be a

change resulting from a Code change. For example, Section

IX may assign a new F‐Number to a filler metal or

adopt a new filler metal under an established F‐Number.

This may permit, depending on the particular construction

Code requirements, an organization to use other filler

metals that fall within that particular F‐Number where,

prior to the Code revision, the organization was limited

to the particular electrode classification that was used

during qualification. Additional information can be incorporated

into a PQR at a later date provided the information

is substantiated as having been part of the original

qualification condition by lab record or similar data.

Regards,

CH V Ramana

BVIL

On Friday, 4 May, 2018, 1:52:07 PM IST, S. Kharwar <sanjay.singh349@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Experts,

Can anyone suggest..

I have an Old WPS in ASME Sec.IX  with Material Grade IS 2062  E250 B  in   unassigned  material number  , now I would like to use  but the inspector said that currently  it is in Assigned -P1  number .

So can I change my WPS  front page with revision by editing as Assigned number , similarly in PQR .

Is it mentioned any where in ASME Sec.IX .

Thankyou

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