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That's D1.1 right? By the look of your welding speed and wire size your WPS is for GTAW on all passes. The WPS your are trying to correct should at minimum record the processes. I would start at the beginning with a new WPS.

A prequalified WPS requires 3/4 t min.,1-1/4 t max. t being 1/8". .09375 min - .15625 max. If you are qualifying (PQR) there is no min or max.root gap As per D1.3 I have no idea of CWB.

Are you asking to qualify a welder or a procedure. I assume your using D1.3 since the plates are only 1/8" thick.

I have been put in charge of straightening out my company's WPS, PQR & WQR. They are a a mess. It seems that they started by numbering them, back in 1980's with 001. PQR's start with 1001 and WQR with 1200. Some are AWS D1.1 and some are ASME Section IV making it impossible to find anything. Can...

So its F, V, H, OH on WPS's and it is alright to write 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F, and 1G, 2G, 3G, and 4G on PQR's?

I am a bit confused, in the summer edition of IT magazine the author said a common mistake is to list the positions as 1G,2G, 3G and 4G instead of F,V,H and OH. on WPS and PQR. Under Figure 4.3(see 4.3.4) Positions of Test Plates for groove welds it lists 1G Flat, 2G Horizontal, 3G Vertical and...

ASME:Section IX. I am welding 6" 304L sch 80 pipe in 6G position

Thanks that was my line of thought also

I am bidding on a pipe job which requires our welders to use GTAW as a root and FCAW as a cover. How should I qualify our welders.