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[MW:28006] Re: QW-452.3 / QW 403.16 - GROOVE-WELD DIAMETER LIMITS // set-on or set-in type nozzles

Update : QW-403.16 Subparagraph (a) and (b) added –

(a) For a groove weld attaching a set-on nozzle or branch (with the weld preparation on the nozzle or branch), the range qualified from Table QW-452.3 shall be based on the nozzle or branch pipe O.D.
(b) For a groove weld attaching a set-in nozzle or branch (with the weld preparation on the shell, head, or run pipe), the range qualified from Table QW-452.3 shall be based on the shell, head, or run pipe O.D.
Background – Revised to define welder qualification diameter limits for set-on and set-in nozzle or branch connections.

On Friday, June 27, 2014 at 11:35:15 AM UTC+4, Rajesh S.Mhaske,Engineer Welding,CSWIP,ASNT,Pune, wrote:

Dear sir
           Pipe dia : 323.*33 mm thk
           Tube dia : 50.8 *6.35 mm thk
           Groove design for  above pipe to tube welding  : set in (groove on header )  / set on (groove on tube  )
           Welding process : GTAW + FCAW

           Qualification of welder: OD >73 mm and Thk - Max to be welded with process GTAW+FCAW
          
Question :
            1) Can above qualified welder be deployed for welding of set in and set on joint.
           

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