engr2GW
Petroleum
- Nov 7, 2010
- 307
Hello everyone, I have a WPS for review to get your opinions please.
1. Base metals: ASTM A-510-06 GRADE 4130 to A 106 GRADE B
2. Purpose: For welding the last API flange (4130) to flow line pipe (A106), that is where the code break goes from API 6A to ASME B31.3
3. filler metals: GTAW root and E7018 fill and cap
4. Pre-heat: 300 F minimum
5. PWHT: 1250+-25F 1hr/inch of thickness, but not less than 1.5hr
6. Base metal thickness: 0.600"
7. Thickness range qualified: 0.1875" - 1.200"
8. Charpy Impact testing: None (MDT is above -20F)
9. Position and progression: All and Upwards
10. Additional question: I understand that 4130 being an unassigned metal when qualified cannot be substituted for say a 4140, etc. But my question is, the PQR welds 4130 to A106B, this qualifies 4130 to any P1 of thesame class as A106B right? like A106A, C, X-42, X-46, X-52...
Thanks you very much for your help!
1. Base metals: ASTM A-510-06 GRADE 4130 to A 106 GRADE B
2. Purpose: For welding the last API flange (4130) to flow line pipe (A106), that is where the code break goes from API 6A to ASME B31.3
3. filler metals: GTAW root and E7018 fill and cap
4. Pre-heat: 300 F minimum
5. PWHT: 1250+-25F 1hr/inch of thickness, but not less than 1.5hr
6. Base metal thickness: 0.600"
7. Thickness range qualified: 0.1875" - 1.200"
8. Charpy Impact testing: None (MDT is above -20F)
9. Position and progression: All and Upwards
10. Additional question: I understand that 4130 being an unassigned metal when qualified cannot be substituted for say a 4140, etc. But my question is, the PQR welds 4130 to A106B, this qualifies 4130 to any P1 of thesame class as A106B right? like A106A, C, X-42, X-46, X-52...
Thanks you very much for your help!