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6GR Thickness and diameter Qualfied,& PJP and Fillet weld CVN test

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Huisman

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Jun 17, 2010
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Hello,

Can somebody tell me what wall thickness is qualfied for a 6gr pipe with CVN test requirements. eigther the smaller or the biggest on the tube.

P.J.P and Fillet welds.

Thanks al lot for using this great forum. We are in the Netherlands not so familair with the AWS code regulations

Chris
 
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Huisman,

A few questions we will need to help you along:

1. Are you using AWS D1.1?

2. Was your test coupon a CJP? or PJP?

3. Pipe diameter and thickness used in WPS qualification test?

In D1.1, there is a very important "supplementary" variable in Table 4.6. Base Metal 2) -- Minimum thickness qualified is 5/8" (16mm) whichever is less, except if T is less than 1/4" (6mm), then the minimum thickness qualified is 1/8" (3mm).
 
Should be -- Minimum thickness qualified is T or 5/8" (16mm) whichever is less...
 

Thanks DVWE for your help see my info below:

1. Yes I am Using AWSD1.1

2. CJP diameter 108*8/13mm 6Gr used at qualfication test


In D1.1, there is a very important "supplementary" variable in Table 4.6. Base Metal 2) -- Minimum thickness qualified is 5/8" (16mm) whichever is less, except if T is less than 1/4" (6mm), then the minimum thickness qualified is 1/8" (3mm).
 
I think he's asking about table 4.2 and note d.
 
Yes, 4.2 and note d applies, but is further restricted by Table 4.6, Base Metal, 2).

Huisman, I do not understand what 108*8/13 means. 108mm OD X 8mm Wall Thickness, but 13mm??

 
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