How to Prepare a pWPS?
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Example situation for filling pWPS. CASE 1
We have to weld a pipe to pipe joint using GTAW welding. The material of the pipe is SA106 Gr B, 2" X Sch 40. Prepare the pWPS (Proposed Welding Procedure Specification) for the same.
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Previous Blog:
https://hareeshkv.blogspot.com/2015/10/asme-bpvc-section-ix-weldingtraining_24.html
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Please see the format in the previous blog for number references.
Now we
will move to QW-403, Base Metals
(18) Here
we have to write the P number of base metal (of pipe 1). Identification of the
P number of a base metal is already discussed in the previous blog.
In the
case we are discussing the base metal is SA106 Gr B and the P number is 1
(19) Here we have to write the group number of
base metal (of pipe 1). Identification of the group number is also discussed in
the previous blog.
In the
case we are discussing the base metal is SA106 Gr B and the group number is 1
(20) Here
we have to write the P number of the base metal (of pipe 2). As we are going to
weld SA106 Gr B with SA106 Gr B (Pipe to pipe joint) P number is 1
(21) Here
we have to write the group number (of pipe 2) which of SA106 Gr B is 1
(22)
Specification and type/grade or UNS number: in our case the details of pipe 1
is to be given.
We
know the material specification, so we will write it as “SA106 Gr B or equivalent”.
As this WPS can be used for matching chemistry of SA106 Gr B we have written
the word “equivalent”.
(23)
to Specification and type/grade or UNS number: in our case the details of pipe
2 is to be given.
We
know the material specification, so we will write it as “SA106 Gr B or
equivalent”. As this WPS can be used for matching chemistry of SA106 Gr B we
have written the word “equivalent”.
(24)
Chem.Analysis and Mech.Prop. : Please see the word “OR” between (23) and (24)
that means if we don’t know the details in (22) and (23) then we have to fill
(24) and (25).
(25)
optional as discussed in (24)
Will
continue on next blog….
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