Re: [MW:32848] Weld and Test Plan

Hello jenish sir,

From where i begin for weld & test plan preparation, Is there any sequence to follow for the preparation of the weld & test plan.

Kindly advise further,

Thanks & Regards

Shahil Saini

(PGET-Welding)

On Thu, Feb 10, 2022 at 1:03 PM Jenish Mistry <jenishmistry1992@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

For Q1 ,Case 1 : For Selection of Process some Client already mentioned in their approved Drg. for which process you should have to follow.
Case 2 : If in approved Drg. process is not mentioned than before start of production weld first you should have to approve weld Map from client which include process (with sequence) with joint configuration ( L/s ,C/S. etc..)

For Q2 ,Test Plan should be as per GA Drg,Part Drg,Client Specification & Client Purchase Order.GA Drg,Part Drg,Client Specification & Client Purchase Order requirement should comply in Test plan.

I hope your doubt is clear now.

On Thu, Feb 10, 2022 at 10:01 AM Shahil Saini <sainishahil98@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello everyone,

My question is regarding weld and test plan preparation. In the weld and test plan,
Q1. How can one select which process is required at the Long seam or Circumferential seam? and
Q2. using which one can prepare weld and test plan GA/Part drawing or by any other way?

Regards
Shahil Saini
(PGET-Welding)

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