Go ahead per 452.6-Table-IX-ASME...Thanks...MuneebFrom: Rejoy ThomasDate: 2019-08-13 22:35Subject: [MW:29950] Regarding Fillet weld WPS (for less than 5mm thk)--Dear all,Can I weld a socket/fillet joint, where the thickness of base metal (pipe to half coupling) is less than 5mm, by using a WPS which is qualified for 5-50mm thickness (GTAW+SMAW, P1 to P1), since there is no groove/base metal thickness involved in fillet welds!! Kindly refer the clause during reply. Your earliest response would be highly appreciated!!Thanks & RegardsRejoy Thomas
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Re: [MW:29951] Regarding Fillet weld WPS (for less than 5mm thk)
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