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xaverina1937 (Structural)
8 May 12 1:30
if you qualify two independent WPS for SAW and FCAW can we repair SAW weld using FCAW welding  without qualifying a addition WPS with combined welding process (SAW and FCAW)
gtaw (Structural)
9 May 12 21:25
It depends to a large extent on what welding standard/code you are working with.

Best regards - Al  

mettamadhan (Mechanical)
28 May 12 2:40
it depends whether you are performing a partial repair or full repair.
SectionIX (Petroleum)
14 Jun 12 5:42
Not for API 1104.

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