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    extending qualified range with QW 403.10 and 401.1

    Excellent news about 403.10, thanks for making me look into that David. Yesterday I went over the book changes and transferred my notes to the new copy. DekDee, QW403.10 is still printed in article 4, but is no longer called out in QW-250 tables.
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    extending qualified range with QW 403.10 and 401.1

    Good afternoon folks. I'm working to expand some existing WPS ranges and want to make sure I don't have to run a million PQRs because we are using GMAW-S for the root passes. I have an existing PQR on 3/8” plate with GMAW-S root and FCAW fill, with impacts, which qualifies a WPS for...
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    ASME WPS quench and temper plus PWHT

    I have a manifold section that requires quench and temper heat treatment of the long seam. A particular customer order needs this manifold to attach to a pipe system that is sized such that it will require PWHT of the closure welds when they attach to the pipeline (1.75"). My WPS is qualified...
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    Q&T welded joint on MSS SP-75 fittings

    We have a WPHY-70 fitting that gets a longitudinal seam weld. We typically use ASME B31 requirements to determine if we need to PWHT (1150F) or not. I have weld procedures qualified with and without PWHT that both meet the 70 yield. I am now hearing that a customer will not accept as-welded on...
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    MSS SP-75 sect 14.4.4 butt-welds

    Thanks for the reply. I figured as much. Ugh. Guess I'll be looking into some boom-mounted options.
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    MSS SP-75 sect 14.4.4 butt-welds

    14.4.4 of MSS SP-75 2014 wants sub arc welds with one pass from inside unless it's inaccessible "then, a manual or machine root bead may be employed..." Does that language exclude semi-automatic processes (eg GMAW and FCAW) for the single sided root bead? Secondary to that question, I don't...
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    HIC re-test after normalizing ?

    I have a plate that is purchased as tested and HIC resistant, but manufacturing process requires normalizing after forming, would this still be acceptable, or is HIC test required after the heat treatment? MR0175 does not spell this out (from what I can tell anyway) and we do not have further...
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    QW-403.10 GMAW-S T qualifications

    If I understand QW-403.10 and Interpretation IX-95-33 correctly, bridging the gap from 3/8" plate to 1/2" plate is going to require three full PQRs. Say we have GMAW-S root and FCAW fill on P1G1 to P1G2 with impacts required and I want to cover 3/8" through 3/4" T. If this was done with just...
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    60% shear with -20F CVNs

    Thanks. This particular case is P1 carbon steel about .28" T. I haven't seen published number for shear from weld mfg but have reached out to our rep for help.
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    60% shear with -20F CVNs

    I have a customer RFQ asking for 60-80% shear in CVN tests at -20F. Most of what we have available is in the range of 20-50% shear in the weld and HAZ, with some WPS having up to 100% in the HAZ only. Typically looking at GTAW with ER70S-6. Heat input is 25.5 kJ/in root and 46kJ/in fill/cap...
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    A516g70 low impacts after welding

    Grain size evaluation is going on this week; hoping for answers soon from that. CVNs were 10x7.5 (for my test and on the MTR), but that still doesn't get them up to a reasonable result after conversion. MTR states normalized, and the second unwelded coupon we tested from that plate got good...
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    A516g70 low impacts after welding

    Thanks, I'll see if we can get that done. Wouldn't the HAZ impacts have suffered similarly if that were the case?
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    A516g70 low impacts after welding

    We attempted to qualify 3/8" thick 304L to A516g65 welded with E309LT-1. Everything worked fine, but my CVN tests in the 516 base metal were 10, 7, 7 ft-lbs at -20°F. The MTR for that plate shows 140s at -50F, and we had another sample from the same plate tested (unwelded) and got 130s. The 304...
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