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WPS AND PQR
you are 100% right david339933. I have also noticed these. That's what I am talking about ! thank YOU ! so, do I reject this altogether? Request new ones?- shippawa
- Post #14
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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WPS AND PQR
yes, it is a non essential. its 405.1. All I want to know is if 3G supersedes 4G? He tested 3G and is claiming ALL in the WPS, and I don't think it applies to 4G. so, if someone does the job and welds overhead and an accident happens, its a problem.- shippawa
- Post #7
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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WPS AND PQR
what?! Did you guys read my post? I already read and reviewed the whole thing. I fully understand it. I was looking for a second opinion. Point me in the right direction or something like that. Thanks.- shippawa
- Post #4
- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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WPS AND PQR
I was provided with a WPS and a PQR. I was looking them over and found a couple differences and would like a second opinion on it. Page 1 of the WPS and page one of the PQR, under QW-402, does it matter that the thickness is different, the root spacing is also different? On WPS page 1 still...- shippawa
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- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
