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Joe, Yes I agree with you, that is why I say real particular, i.e look a the calendar and know the holiday schedule, hehe. Regards, Allen Sindel & Associates www.consulting.awsindel.org

This takes alot of work and I would suggest a program like Compress. You will find it does a very good job for you and you can add additional loads where you wish. They have a thread going here somewhere. Regards, Allen Sindel & Associates www.consulting.awsindel.org

I like JoeTank's answer. In particular a vessel is not a Code Vessel until the Data Report is signed which is after hydrotest. So, ASME Vessel manufactures are real particular around the end of December in order to keep there file logs and NB numbers in line. Regards, Allen Sindel &...

Very Interesting Ideas Here :-) Here is my personal experience with ASME Code Section VIII, DIV 1 vessels that have been in "fire" damage areas both offshore and onshore: 1) First if possible get a copy of the UIA, you may need it later. 2) Identify the material via the UIA or if not, logic...

Hello Friends, I would suggest you get the new edition of the AWS D1.6 Stainless Steel Structural Welding Code. They have a new table which address many of these classifications and was developed by Dr.Damien Kotecki. I think you will find it helpful. www.aws.org Go to Publications...

Capacity of Indirect Heaters are relative. First you must know the Inlet Temperature, Pressure, and flow rates of Gas, Oil, and Water. Note the water is more critical. Second you must know the coil split, like 4 passes upstream and 6 passes downstream. Third you must know the desired outlet...

You can order the AWS D1.1 in PDF. You may find it beneficial for your use. Regards, Allen Sindel & Associates www.consulting.awsindel.org

Gentlemen, As for the AWS D1.1 Code, there are no requirements to go back and re-inspect the other welds that were done prior to the request for "Requalification". I must add now in my opionion and not of the AWS or AWS D1 committee. The AWS D1.1 Code does not require NDT unless a specific...

With respect to the AWS D1.1 Code, in general the answer is no. However, the problem you can run into is if the Filler Metal designation changes in a new edition of AWS D1.1 and your PQR was qualified to a previous addition like 1996. If your contract specifies the AWS D1.1 2006 Edition then...

As "henri2" noted above his reference is correct. Also remember the WPS that the welder is using must either be "prequalified" or qualified under Section 3 or Section 4, respectively. Regards, Allen Sindel & Associates www.consulting.awsindel.org