Thursday, July 18, 2019

Re: [MW:29860] Asme Section IX Thickness range qualification

Thanks for the feedback

Yes, snap is ready WPS, follows attached.

But according to QW-451 because the coupon thickness is 25.4mm, the qualified range would be 5 to 2T, regardless of having deposited only 8mm with the GTAW process?

Thanks.

Isac

Em quarta-feira, 17 de julho de 2019 04:37:57 UTC-3, Muneeb escreveu:
Yes you can, 

Your 25.4 mm with gtaw and smaw can write 2t ranges from your PQR for what has been deposited individually.

you are going to write a WPS or below snap is ready WPS?

Check impact / PWHT requirements for what you qualified and what recommended in production joint.

Thanks.
Mohamed Muneeb Mahaboob.
 
Date: 2019-07-17 04:25
Subject: [MW:29843] Asme Section IX Thickness range qualification
Dear Experts,

I have some difficulty to interpret the requirements of ASME section IX

I have a  PQR Based on a dual process GTAW+SMAW ( 8 mm+17,4 mm) on an 25,4 mm butt weld.

Can I make a weld using only the GTAW process, base metal with a thickness of less than 5mm?

Are the image conditions correct?


wps77.png


Please give with details explanation regarding my above difficulty.


Thanks and Regards


Isac







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