Hello
Consumable Manufacturers mentioned in the e-mail are globally renowned for their performance. Even though fluxes are said to be "neutral"- results obtained of each manufacturer will be different. Hence good Engg judgement / practice will be to use flux-wire combination of one trade/supplier. You may not experience any problem as long the wire/electrode (SFA 5.17 EH12K) remained as single brand . 'As welded" mechanicals will be fine even if some flux mix -up.
In your case, however, coupon is being prepared to qualify with PWHT & Impact tested @-80degF. You are suggested to look at QW-254 & QW 404.35 of Sec IX for direction.
In my opinion, NEVER mix up wire & fluxes of different manufacturers when qualifying /developing WPS/PQR.
Hope this helps
Amitabh
On Thursday, February 6, 2020, 01:07:04 AM EST, Muhammed Ibrahim PK <ibratech@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Mr. Charles,
Thank you for information provided on this matter.
Reg,
Ibrahim
On Tue, 4 Feb 2020, 7:06 pm Charles Jacob, <charlesvj@gmail.com> wrote:
--Dear,If the company used different brands of wire in a single test coupon, then it can be considered as a change of variables like process, filler wire etc, as per QW-202.2(b). In this case, the deposited weld metal thickness for each brand of wire shall be noted and the range of values arrived at using the table QW-451.1Hope this helps.Regards,Charles JacobWelding ConsultantMagnum Consultancy ServicesMob:7034331779On Tue, Feb 4, 2020, 2:16 PM Muhammed Ibrahim PK <ibratech@gmail.com> wrote:Gents,--I have encountered a WPS where manufacture used different brands of SAW wire and flux in single PQR to cover the range of various brand.Is it permitted to qualify a single PQR with different brand in same weld ?We can make separate PQR with each brand and can combine those PQR in a single WPS. But welding a single coupon using different SAW fire /flux combination is not yet experienced before. Could you please shed some light on this scenario ?Plate : SA 516 Gr.70,Wire F7P8EH12K : ESAB/LONCOLN/BohlerThanks & Regards
Muhammed Ibrahim PK
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