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This document is a welder performance qualification record that certifies welder Elder Z.W. It summarizes the tests conducted including: - Welding process used was gas tungsten arc welding in the 6G position. - Materials welded were SA-106 Grade B carbon steel pipes 0.875 inches thick. - Visual and guided bend tests were conducted and met the acceptance criteria of ASME Section IX.
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- 2. 24in. Groove - Pipe 2.875in. to 24in. All All All Groove - Pipe < 2.875in. - - - Weld position (Actual position tested) Fillet - Plate & Pipe > 24in. All All All Fillet - Pipe 2.875in. to 24in. All All All Fillet - Pipe < 2.875in. All All All Progression Up and down Up and down Up and down Up and down Up and down Up and down Backing gas Without Without With, without With, without GMAW transfer mode (QW-409) Spray Spray, pulse, globular GTAW welding current/polarity DCSP DCSP GUIDED BEND TESTS (QW-160) Type of test Acceptance criteria Result Comments 4 transverse side bends per QW-161.1 and QW-462.2 QW-163 Acceptable see - ASME IX - QW- 452.1 Note (4) Notes OTHER TESTS Type of test Acceptance criteria Result Comments Visual examination per QW-302.4 QW-194 Acceptable see - ASME IX - QW- 452.1 Note (8) Notes CERTIFICATION Tests conducted by C-spec Welder Performance Qualification Record Software Laboratory test number TLC 111 Mechanical tests by C-spec Welding Software Testing Lab Inc. Test file number TLC 123
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