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[MW:36147] SAW Machine Welding operator Thickness range

Dear All,

Could you please advise SAW what is Thickness range Machine Welding Operator?

QW-351 — Welders explicitly states that the thickness of weld metal deposited by each welding process shall be considered as the thickness of weld metal when using Table QW-452.1(b).

However, QW-360 — Welding Variables for Welding Operators does not contain such a requirement.

For Machine Welding, QW-361.2 includes, for example:

change in welding process;
direct visual control ↔ remote visual control;
deletion of automatic arc voltage control;
deletion of automatic joint tracking;
addition of welding positions;
deletion of backing;
single pass/side ↔ multiple passes/side.

There is no QW-404.30 / thickness limitation specified there.

For SAW Welding Operators, Table QW-354 shows:

QW-404.30 — t, Weld Deposit

as an essential variable for Semiautomatic SAW.

However, this does not mean that the operator’s qualified thickness range is determined through QW-452.1(b).

Maybe I have missed a reference somewhere. I would really appreciate your help in clarifying this.

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