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  1. gluz

    D1.1: Pipe from plate and WPS qualification

    GTAW, I have no doubts that a round hollow section made from plate is a pipe. The question is whether AWS views it the same way when WPS qualification is taken into consideration. The company I'm working now does not have a printed copy of AWS D1.1, so I'm reading it from a digital copy(don't...
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    D1.1: Pipe from plate and WPS qualification

    Thanks guys for you input. Kiwi, Annex K clearly states that its informative only. On the other hand, it says that those definitions (tubular , pipe) are "defined as they relate to this code." So, do we need a pipe that was made into a pipe specification to qualify a WPS (respecting AWS...
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    D1.1: Pipe from plate and WPS qualification

    Dear collegues, I'd like your opinion in the following PQR qualification: AWS D1.1 2010 states in annex K that a pipe has to be made according to a pipe product specification. Is annex K informative only and not mandatory? Is it possible to make a tubular joint out of two pipes that in turn...

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