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PQR for 6010 root / 8010 fill and cap on API 5L Grade B pipe

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I'm sure this is fairly common, but I am really curious as to what the tensile specimens looked like. I only have access to the WPS, and it seems like there are way too many cracking issues for my liking with this combination.
 
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6011 and 7018 is the usual option.

luis
 
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For pipelining it used to be E6010 all the way with downhill progression. Don't know why one would use E8010 for such low strength material.
 
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