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  1. khodabandeh

    ASME P Numb SA36 vs CSA G20.1 44W

    answer of question no.1: according to ASME Sec IX QW-422 Bottom of page no 110 this material(SA CSA G40.21 G 44W) have p no 1. answer of question no.2: the weld ability of SA36 is same but only engineering designer decide about alternative of this material according to stress analyse.
  2. khodabandeh

    200%RT

    Dear fazel1, if you want to find economical way that is better you have qulified welder & qulified welding inspector that control during welding.also if the thickness of the material is more,if you can performe PT or MT is not bad but you should be know only open surface defects specify by PT...
  3. khodabandeh

    Post Weld Heat Treating ASME B31.3 Help

    Steam If the material is carbon steel there fore the Pno. is 1 and you can attention to table UCS-56 from ASME sec VIII Div.1 and solve your problems.
  4. khodabandeh

    Post Weld Heat Treating ASME B31.3 Help

    befor any things that is important to know Pno. of the material then according to ASME sec VIII Div.1 table UCS-56 we can take suitable result.
  5. khodabandeh

    Question on welding stainless to carbon steel

    If you want to know more informaion about suitable filer metal for welding of carbon steel to stainlees steel you can find that in ASME secII part 2C there for you should be specifed the type of carbon steel but i think in that temprature(850 deg) must be used alloy steel but about carbon steel...
  6. khodabandeh

    WQT for ASME IX

    If the essental variable is the same you do not require to re-test.

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