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    WPS/PQR for joint design

    Normally what is the best way to do this? Increase the range of the root open on the WPS and makes it much larger range than PQR or make a new WPS with some weld parameter development for that? Thanks Andyweld
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    NDT for in service inspection of cast stainless steel piping and welds

    Thanks for the reply. I read some documents about the challenge of UT on cast stainless steel due to course grain and anisotropic structure. Since UT is normally used on ISI, just wonder, for the PWR which used cast stainless steel for primary piping, what NDT is used? UT or RT? Thanks Andyweld
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    NDT for in service inspection of cast stainless steel piping and welds

    Does anyone know the NDT used for ISI of cast stainless steel coolant piping and welds in the PWR power plant? Is UT used on it? Thanks Andyweld
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    WPS/PQR for joint design

    Thanks for the reply. Requalification is not required, but do I need to prepare anothor WPS which covers the changed root open? or use the same WPS? Thanks Andyweld
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    WPS/PQR for joint design

    For TIG welding, according to Section IX, joint preparation is not an essential variable. But if the weld root open is much larger than in WPS or the bevel angle changed, do you need to prepare another WPS and using the same PQR? Thanks Andyweld
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    WPS/PQR question

    Brandonb73: Thank you so much for the information. It really helps.
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    WPS/PQR question

    Already reviewed QW-202.4, still confusion. If I use 0.1" as base material thickness, the qualified range is 0.0625-0.2", this range does not include 0.68" If I use 0.68" as base mateiral thickness, the qualified thickness is 0.1875" to 1.36", this range does not include 0.1" How should I...
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    WPS/PQR question

    For the attached weld coupon, what is the base material thickness I should put in the PQR? what is the range of the qualified base material thickness(QW-451.1)I should put in the WPS? Thank you so much for your help.
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    P NUMBER FOR TOOL STEEL W1

    Thanks for the reply. One more question, normally what filler material is used for TIG welding this material?
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    P NUMBER FOR TOOL STEEL W1

    Thanks for the link. Checked, doesn't seem it is on it.
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    P NUMBER FOR TOOL STEEL W1

    Does anybody know the P NUMBER (or S number) FOR TOOL STEEL W1 for procedure qualification? Thanks
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    relation between ASME Section III NB and ASME B31.1

    What are the relationship between these two codes regarding piping design (such as primary loop piping) and joint design and welding fabrication? Thanks in advance.
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    Does WPS and PQR coupon have to be welded by a qualified welder?

    I have a question about the WPS and PQR coupon welding, does the coupon have to be welded by welding operator who is qualified in accordance with ASME section IX?
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    test coupon wall thickness and bevel preparation

    Thanks for all your information, metengr.

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