flowweld
Mechanical
- Nov 13, 2008
- 3
We deal a lot in S1G2 piping materials (X-65, A707).
I have both SMAW and SMAW/FCAW welding procedures that require charpy v-notch testing which makes the Group number an essential variable.
Several of my WPS's in place were ran on P1G1 to P1G2 materials. If I understand 403.5 correctly this allows me to weld the following:
P1G1 to P1G1
P1G1 to P1G2
P1G2 to P1G2
I assume the wording in 420.2 allows the following:
P1G1 to S1G1
S1G1 to S1G1
Would the wording in 420.2 also allow the following??
P1G1 to S1G2
P1G2 to S1G2
S1G2 to S1G2
The way I interpret 420.2 is that if you run the procedure on P# material P and S are interchangeable. Am I off base here?
Any help/thoughts would be appreciated.
I have both SMAW and SMAW/FCAW welding procedures that require charpy v-notch testing which makes the Group number an essential variable.
Several of my WPS's in place were ran on P1G1 to P1G2 materials. If I understand 403.5 correctly this allows me to weld the following:
P1G1 to P1G1
P1G1 to P1G2
P1G2 to P1G2
I assume the wording in 420.2 allows the following:
P1G1 to S1G1
S1G1 to S1G1
Would the wording in 420.2 also allow the following??
P1G1 to S1G2
P1G2 to S1G2
S1G2 to S1G2
The way I interpret 420.2 is that if you run the procedure on P# material P and S are interchangeable. Am I off base here?
Any help/thoughts would be appreciated.