P-No of SA-612

[David403]

Is there any one has the experience of SA-612?
For VIII-1 P-No is 10C
But for VIII-2, P-No is 1
Any one can explain it?

 

[metengr]

What? No such thing. P-No's assigned in Section II Table I are what they are and P-No's cannot change for the same material.

 

[doct9960]

2007 ASME Section II Part D Table 5A shows a P-number of 1 for SA-612. It's probably a typographical error.

 

[pipewelder1999]

The software I have for welding procedures shows 10C also. A screenshot is attached. The one shown contains data from the 2007 Edition Addenda 07

Gerald Austin
Iuka, Mississippi

http://www.weldinginspectionsvcs.com

 

[David403]

Section II-D Table 5A shows P-No1 for SA-612
We are first time to use this table.
Should assume this is a typographical error.

 

[vpl]

David

I would look at a previous version to see if this is a typographical error.

If it is, TGS4 provided this helpful information in another thread:

Interesting observation. The appropriate way to address an "error" like that is to send an e-mail to the secretary of the Codes and Standards committee. The contact info is on this web page

http://cstools.asme.org/csconnect/CommitteePages.cfm?Committee=N20110000

Please let us know the resolution to your issue.

Note that any other responses that you might receive on eng-tips would be only anonymous opinions and worth, well, what you pay for them. There is only one adequate resolution, and that is the one that I stated above.

Patricia Lougheed

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