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Welding Qualifications
• A Mandatory Requirement from Codes /Stds /
Regulations
• Qualification Tests in accordance with the
Applicable Code / Standard / Regulation.
• Acceptance Criteria of Test Results as per the
Code of Construction
• Qualification Range & Limits as per Code / Std /
Regulation
• Qualification Records and Test Results to be
Documented
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Welding Procedure Qualification
• Proves the Quality / Properties of Weld Joint
Prepared by a set of welding variables
- Welding Process
- Base Material
- Welding consumable
- Welding Parameters & Techniques ( Position,
Polarity, Preheat, Inter Pass Temp. Back
Gouging--)
- PWHT
• Qualification limited to the essential variables of
the Specific Process
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Welding Procedure Qualification
• WELDING DATA
- A set of Welding Variables involved in Preparing a Weld
Joint.
• ESSENTIAL VARIABLE
- A change in welding condition which will
affect the mechanical properties (Other than
notch toughness) of weld joint .
• SUPPLEMENTARY ESSENTIAL VARIABLE
- A change in welding condition which will affect
the notch toughness properties of weld joint
• NONESSENTIAL VARIABLE
- A Change in welding condition which will not affect the
mechanical properties of the weld joint
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Welding Performance
Qualification
• Ascertain the skill of a welder or a welding
operator to Produce defect free/Sound weld
Makes A Weld Coupon Using an Approved
WPS of a Qualified Procedure.
Weld Coupon Undergoes Soundness Test
Each Qualified Welder Shall be Assigned by A
Unique Welder Number
Welders’ Qualifications Records Are
Documented
• Performance Qualification limited to the
essential variables of the Specific Process
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Welding Performance
Qualification
• WELDING DATA
- A set of Welding Variables involved in
Performing a Weld Joint.
• ESSENTIAL VARIABLE
- A change in welding condition which will
affect the ability of welder to deposit sound
weld metal.
• NONESSENTIAL VARIABLE
- A Change in welding condition which will not
affect the ability of welder to deposit sound
weld metal
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
1) Understand ASME Sec. IX Classifications & Requirements
- Welding Data - Essential, Non Essential & Supplementary Essential
Variables. – QW-251, 400
- Parent Metal Grouping - “P” No / S No; Group No – QW-420 & 422
- Filler Metal Grouping – “ F” No – QW-431,432, 433
- Weld Metal Composition Grouping (For Ferrous Metal) – “A” No –
QW- 440, 441, 442
- Welding Positions, Groove & Fillet – QW-461
- Types of Tests & Acceptance Limits – Tension, Guided Bend, Notch
Toughness – QW-141, 451, 153, 163, 171, 172, 462, 463
- Test Requirements – QW-451,
- Test Specimen – Location, Dimension & Testing Procedure
– QW-462,463, 464, 466
- Qualifications – Range in Thickness - QW-451,
- Record & Documentation of WPS & PQR
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
• 2) Understand ASME Sec.II Part C.
- Specification for Filler Analysis – SFA No
- AWS Classification of Welding Consumable
- Limits for Chemical Composition &
Mechanical Properties of Consumables
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
3) Write A Welding Procedure Specification –WPS
- WPS Provides Direction for A Specific Welding
- WPS Shall Include All Essential,
Supplementary Essential & Non Essential
Variables
- WPS Format Available in ASME Sec. IX.
- Each WPS Shall be Assigned with A Unique
Number.
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
4) Prepare A Test Coupon As Per WPS
- Coupon Size: Pair of 300 mm X 150 mm Plates
Or Pipes 150 mm long as Specified in WPS
- All Other Details as per Written WPS
- Complete the Welding by Reasonably Skilled
Welder
- All Welding Variables Shall be Used Within the
Limit Specified in WPS.
- All Variables Actually Used Shall be Documented
as Annexure to PQR ( Procedure Qualification
Record)
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
5) NDT Of Weld Coupon - Optional
- X-Ray / Radiograph the Weld Joint ( Not a
Code Requirement )
- Mark Transverse Tensile & Guided Bends As
Per QW463
- Eliminate Defective Weld Portion If Any, While
Marking the Test Specimens
- Preserve RT Report & X-Ray Film as Annexure
to PQR
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6) Mechanical Tests – Qw 451, Groove Weld.
• Up to 19 mm in Thickness
- Transverse Tensile :– 2No
- *Root Bend :- 2No
- *Face Bend :- 2No
• 19 mm and above in Thickness
- Transverse Tensile :- 2No
- Side Bend :- 4No
* For material 10 mm and above in thickness, 4 side
bend Tests may be substituted for Face & Root bends
How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
Location of Test Specimens From Test coupon – QW 463.1
Plates thickness less than 19 mm
Root Bend 2No
Face Bend 2No
Reduced Section Tensile 2No
*
*
*
*
*
*
<19 mm
Balance Plate
Discard Discard
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
Location of Test Specimens From Test coupon – QW 463.1
Plates thickness 19 mm and above
Side Bend 4No
Reduced Section Tensile 2No
*
*
*
*
>19 mm
Balance Plate
Discard Discard
*
*
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
Location of Test Specimens From Test coupon QW 463.1
Pipe
When Pipe Thickness is 19 mm or more, In place of Root & Face,
4 Side Bends shall be Taken
Horizontal Plane
Pipe is welded in Horizontal
fixed position
@ = Reduced section Tensile
2No
£
£
£
£
@
@
£ = Bends - Root & Face or Side
Root Bend Face Bend
Root Bend
Face Bend
45˚- 60˚ 45˚ - 60W̊
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
7) Acceptance Criteria for Test Results.
• Tensile Strength (Qw / QB-422)
- Minimum Tensile Strength of Material
Used
• Bend Test (Qw 163)
- Opening Not More Than 3 mm in Any
Direction on Convex Surface Within the Weld
& HAZ
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How To Qualify Groove Butt Weld
Procedure?
8) PQR – Procedure Qualification Record
- PQR Format Available in Sec. IX
- Record All Relevant Data in the Format.
- Record All Mechanical Test Results
- Attach All Test Reports & Welding
Parameters Used as Annexure to PQR
- Assign Unique Number to Each PQR
- WPS No Shall be Referred in PQR
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Qualified WPS
• A WPS Remains Qualified When
- A Procedure Qualification Coupon Is Welded As
Per WPS
- All Mechanical Tests of The Coupon Are
Completed
- All Test Results Are Within The Acceptable Limit
And
- The Supporting PQR No Is Referred In The
WPS
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Thickness Limit For Groove Butt
Weld Procedure.QW451
Thickness “T” Of Test Coupon
Welded in mm
Range Of Thickness “T”
of BM Qualified in mm
Thickness “t”of
Deposited Weld metal
Qualified in mm
Mini Max Max
Less Than 1.5 (1/16”) T 2T 2t
1.5 to 10 (1/16” to” ⅜”) Incl 1.5 (1/16”) 2T 2t
Over 10 to below 19 (⅜” to ¾ ) 5 (3/16”) 2T 2t
19 to below 38 ( ¾ ” to 1 ½”) 5 (3/16”) 2T 2t When t < 19
19 to below 38 ( ¾ ” to 1 ½”) 5 (3/16”) 2T 2T When t ≥19
38 (1 ½”) and over 5 (3/16”) 200 ( 8” ) 2t When t < 19
38 (1 ½”) and over 5 (3/16”) 200 ( 8” ) 200 When t ≥19
Over 200 (8”) – QW 403.7 5 (3/16”) 1.33 T 1.33 t
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Minimum Base Metal Thickness Limit For Butt
Weld Procedure With Impact .QW403.6
Thickness “T” Of Test Coupon
Welded in mm
Range Of Thickness
“T” of BM Qualified in
mm
Thickness “t”of
Deposited Weld metal
Qualified in mm
Mini Max Max
Below 6 1/2T 2T 2t
6 to 16 (1/4” to” 5/8”) Incl T 2T 2t
Over 16 to below 19 (5/8” to ¾’’ ) 16 (5/8”) 2T 2t
19 to below 38 ( ¾ ” to 1 ½”) 16 (5/8”) 2T 2t When t < 19
19 to below 38 ( ¾ ” to 1 ½”) 16 (5/8”) 2T 2T When t ≥19
38 (1 ½”) and over 16 (5/8”) 200 ( 8” ) 2t When t < 19
38 (1 ½”) and over 16 (5/8”) 200 ( 8” ) 200 When t ≥19
Over 200 (8”) – QW 403.7 16 (5/8”) 1.33 T 1.33 t
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Impact Testing – UG 84
Qualification With Supplementary Essential Variable.
A) Weld Joint Thickness 38 mm ( 1½ “) And Below
Two Sets Of Charpy V Notch Impact Specimens
• One Set Of 3 Nos. Each From HAZ – Within 1.5 from Any Surface
• One Set Of 3 Nos. Each From Weld – Within 1.5 from Any Surface
B) Weld Joint Thickness Above 38 mm ( 1½ “)
Three Sets Of Charpy V Notch Impact Specimens
• One Set Of 3Nos. Each From HAZ – Within 1.5 from First Half Surface
• One Set Of 3 Nos. Each From Weld – Within 1.5 from Any Surface
• One Set Of 3 Nos. Each From Weld – Midway In Second Half
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Procedure Qualification - QW-253
SMAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 402
Joints
Change in Groove Design --- --- *
Addition / Deletion of Backing --- --- *
QW 403
Base Metals
Change in group Of P No --- * ---
T Limits Impact --- * ---
T/t Limits 200 mm * --- ---
Change in T Qualified * --- ---
“t” pas 13 mm * --- ---
Change of P Number Qualified * --- ---
QW 404
Filler Metals
Change in F No * --- ---
Change in A No * --- ---
Change in Dia --- --- *
Change in Dia 6 mm --- * ---
Change in AWS classification --- * ---
Change in t qualified * --- ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW-253
SMAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 405
Positions
Addition of Position --- --- *
Change in Position --- * ---
QW 406
Preheat
Decrease 56°C * --- ---
Increase 56°C IP --- * ---
QW 407
PWHT
Addition / Deletion of PWHT * --- ---
Change in Time & Temp. Qualified --- * ---
QW 409
Electrical
Characteristics
Increase in Heat Input --- * ---
Change in Current / Polarity --- * ---
Change in Current / Voltage --- --- *
QW 410
Technique
Change from String / Weave --- --- *
Method of Cleaning --- --- *
Method of Back Gouging --- --- *
Change From Multiple to Single Pass --- * ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW-254
SAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 402
Joints
Change in Groove Design --- --- *
Addition / Deletion of Backing --- --- *
QW 403
Base Metals
Change in group Of P No --- * ---
T Limits Impact --- * ---
T/ t Limits 203 mm * --- ---
Change in T Qualified * --- ---
“t” pas 13 mm * --- ---
Change of P Number Qualified * --- ---
QW 404
Filler Metals
Change in F No * --- ---
Change in A No * --- ---
Change in Dia --- --- *
Change in Wire & Flux Combination * --- ---
Change in Alloyed Flux * --- ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW-254
SAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 404
Filler Metal
Alloy Elements / supplemental Wire * --- ---
Change in Flux Type * --- ---
Change in “t” Qualified * --- ---
QW 405
Positions
Addition of Position --- --- *
QW 406
Preheat
Decrease 56°C * --- ---
Increase 56°C IP
--- * ---
QW 407
PWHT
Addition / Deletion of PWHT * --- ---
Change in Time & Temp. Qualified --- * ---
T Limits * --- ---
QW 409
Electrical
Characteristics
Increase in Heat Input --- * ---
Change in Current / Polarity --- * ---
Change in Current / Voltage --- --- *
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Procedure Qualification - QW-256
GTAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 402
Joints
Change in Groove Design --- --- *
Addition / Deletion of Backing --- --- *
QW 403
Base Metals
Change in group Of P No --- * ---
T Limits Impact --- * ---
T / t Limits 203 mm * --- ---
Change in T Qualified * --- ---
Change From T Qualified * --- ---
Change From P Number Qualified * --- ---
QW 404
Filler Metals
Change in F No * --- ---
Change in A No * --- ---
Change in AWS Classification --- * ---
Addition / Deletion of Filler * --- ---
Addition / Deletion of Consumable Insert --- -- *
Change From Solid – Flux / Powder Cored * --- ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW-256
GTAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 405
Positions
Addition of Position --- --- *
Change in Position --- * ---
QW 406
Preheat
Decrease 56°C * --- ---
Increase 56°C IP --- * ---
QW 407
PWHT
Addition / Deletion of PWHT * --- ---
Change in Time & Temp. Qualified --- * ---
Change in T thickness Qualified * --- ---
QW 408 Gas
Addition / Deletion / Change in Trailing Gas --- --- *
Addition / Deletion / Change in Shielding Gas * --- --
Change in Flow Rate of Shielding / Backing Gas --- --- *
Deletion of Backing Gas * --- ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW-256
GTAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 409
Electrical
Characteristics
Increase in Heat Input --- * ---
Change in Tungsten Electrode Size --- --- *
Addition / Deletion of Pulsing --- --- *
Change in Current or Polarity --- * ---
QW 410
Technique
Change in Nozzle / Gas Cup Size --- --- *
Method of Cleaning --- --- *
Change in Oscillation --- --- *
Method of Back Gouging --- --- *
Change From Single to Multi Electrode --- * ---
Change From Closed Chamber to Out Side * --- ---
Change From Manual to Auto / Auto to Manual --- --- *
Addition or Deletion of Preening --- --- *
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Procedure Qualification - QW-255
GMAW & FCAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 402
Joints
Change in Groove Design --- --- *
Addition / Deletion of Backing --- --- *
QW 403
Base Metals
Change in group Of P No --- * ---
T / t Limits 200 mm * --- ---
Change From T Qualified * --- ---
When “ t” in Single Pass 13 mm * --- ---
T Qualified Limit for Short Circ. Transfer * --- ---
Change From P Number Qualified * --- ---
QW 404
Filler Metals
Change in F No * --- ---
Change in A No * --- ---
Change in AWS Classification --- * ---
Change from solid - Flux Cored / Powder Cored * --- ---
Addition / Deletion of Alloy Elements * --- ---
“t” Qualified Limit for Short Circ. Transfer * --- ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW-255
GMAW & FCAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 405
Positions
Addition of Position --- --- *
Change in Position --- * ---
QW 406
Preheat
Decrease 56°C * --- ---
Increase 56°C IP --- * ---
QW 407
PWHT
Addition / Deletion of PWHT * --- ---
Change in Time & Temp. Qualified * --- ---
Change in T thickness Qualified * --- ---
QW 408 Gas
Addition / Deletion / Change in Trailing Gas --- --- *
Addition / Deletion / Change in Shielding Gas * --- --
Change in Flow Rate of Shielding / Backing Gas --- --- *
Deletion of Backing Gas * --- ---
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Procedure Qualification - QW- 255
GMAW & FCAW Variable
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables Essential
Supplementary
Essential
Nonessential
QW 409
Electrical
Characteristics
Increase in Heat Input --- * ---
Change in Metal Transfer Mode * --- ---
Change in Wire feed & Voltage --- --- *
Change in Current or Polarity --- * ---
QW 410
Technique
Change in Nozzle / Gas Cup Size --- --- *
Method of Cleaning --- --- *
Change in Oscillation --- --- *
Method of Back Gouging --- --- *
Change From Single to Multi Electrode --- * ---
Change From Multiple to Single Pass per Side --- * ---
Change From Manual to Auto / Auto to Manual --- --- *
Addition or Deletion of Preening --- --- *
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P Number & Group Number
• P Numbers assigned to all Materials Listed in ASME Sec. II
– Part A & B. (P1, P3, P4, P5 ----)
• S Numbers are assigned to materials not listed in ASME
Sec. II, but permitted to use in ASME jobs - ASTM Material
(S1,S3, S4, S5 --)
• Assignment of P or S Number is based on Characteristic –
Composition, Weldability & Mechanical Properties
• Ferrous materials (ASME Sec II – A & ASTM) further
grouped to Sub Group Numbers based on impact properties
(P1- Gr.2, P4 - Gr. 1, S8 - Gr. 2 ---)
• Grouping of Parent materials to P No or S No reduces the
number of welding qualifications.
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P1
1
2
SA 515 / SA 516
SA 515 / SA 516
60
70
CS – Plate
CS – Plate
P1
1
2
SA 106
SA 106
A / B
C
CS – Pipe
CS - Pipe
P1
1
3
SA333
SA 333
6
10
CS – Pipe
CS - Pipe
P1
1
2
SA 234
SA 234
WPB
WPC
CS Pipe Fitting
CS Pipe Fitting
P1 1 SA 285 C / B CS Plate
P1 1 SA 179 --- CS Tube
P1
1
2
SA 105
SA 181
---
Cl 70
CS Forging
CS Forging
QW-422
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P3 2
3
SA 302
SA 302
A
B,C,D
Mn – 0.5 Mo – Plate
Mn – 0.5 Mo – Plate
P3 1 SA 335 P1 / P2 C – 0.5 Mo – Pipe
P3 3 SA 533 TP- B, Cl- 1 or 2 C – 0.5 Mo – Plate
P3 1 SA 209 T1, T1a, T1b C – 0.5 Mo – Tube
P3 2 SA 282 F1 C – 0.5 Mo – Forging
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P4 1
3
SA 387
SA 387
12, Cl –1 / 2
11, Cl –1 / 2
1Cr. 0.5 Mo – Plate
1.25 Cr. 0.5 Mo – Plate
P4 1 SA 335 P12 / P11 1Cr (1.25 Cr) – 0.5 Mo – Pipe
P4 2 SA 423 TP - 1 / 2 1.25 Cr. 0.5 Mo – Tube
P4 1 SA 282
SA 336
F12, Cl- 1 / 2
F11, Cl –1 / 2 / 3
1. Cr – 0.5 Mo – Forging
1.25 Cr – 0.5 Mo – Forging
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P5A
P5B
1
1
SA 387
SA 387
22, Cl –1 / 2
5, Cl - 2
2. 25 Cr. 1 Mo – Plate
5 Cr. 0.5 Mo - Plates
P5A 1 SA 335 P22 2. 25 Cr. 1 Mo – Pipe
P5A 1 SA 213 TP - 22 2. .25 Cr. 1 Mo – Tube
P5B
P5C
P5A
1
1
1
SA 182
SA 182
SA 336
F5
F22V
F22, Cl –1 / 3
5 Cr – 0.5 Mo – Forging
2. 25 Cr – 1 Mo,V – Forging
2. 25 Cr – 1 Mo – Forging
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P6 2 SA 240 TP 429 15Cr. – Plate
P6 4 SA 731 S41500 13Cr., 4.5 Ni, Mo - Pipe
P6 1 SA 268 TP410 13Cr. – Tube
P6 3 SA 336 F6 13Gr.– Forging
P7 2 SA182 F430 17Cr. - Forging
P7 2 SA 240 TP 430 17Cr. - Plate
P7 2 SA 268 TP430 17Cr. Tube
P7 2 SA 731 TP439 18Cr., Ti – Pipe
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P8
1
1
SA 312
SA 312
TP321
TP347
18Cr., 10Ni, Ti - Pipe
18Cr., 10Ni, Cb - Pipe
P8
1
1
SA336
SA 336
TP316
TP310
18Cr., 8 Ni, 2Mo -Forging
25Cr., 20 Ni, Forging
P8
1
2
SA 240
SA 204
TP304
TP309S
18Cr, 8Ni - Plates
23Cr. 12Cr. - Plates
P8
1
1
SA 249
SA 249
TP317
TP316L
18Cr, 13Ni, 3Mo –Tube
16Cr, 12Ni, 2Mo - Tube
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No
Group
No
Met. Spec. Grade Met. Quality & Form
P9B 1 SA 333 3 3.5Ni - Pipe
P9A 1 SA334 7 2.5Ni - Tube
P9A
P9B
1
1
SA 350
SA 350
LF5, Cl. 2
LF3
1.5Ni - Forging
3.5Ni. - Forging
P9A
P9B
1
1
SA 203
SA 203
A
E
2.5Ni. - Plate
3.3Ni. - Plate
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P – Number & Group Number
(Base Metal For Qualification)
• QW-422
P- No Group No
Met.
Spec.
Grade Met. Quality & Form
P10H 1 SA240 S31803 22Cr, 5Ni, 3Mo, N - Plate
P10H 1 SA240 S32550 25Cr, 5Ni, 3Mo, 2Cu - Plate
P11A 1 SA 333 8 9Ni - Pipe
P11A 1 SA334 8 9Ni - Tube
P11A
P11A
5
5
SA 508
SA 508
4N, Cl. 2
5, Cl. 2
3.5Ni –1.75 Cr.-0.5Mo.- V, Forging
3.5Ni –1.75 Cr.-0.5Mo.- V, Forging
P11A
P11A
4
4
SA 533
SA 533
TP B, Cl. 3
TP C, Cl. 3
Mn, 0.5 Mo, 0.5Ni – Plate
Mn, 0.5 Mo, 0.75Ni - Plate
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How To Qualify A Welder
1) Understand ASME Sec. IX - Welding
Performance Qualifications
- Variables For Different Processes – QW 350
- Limits Of Positions Qualified & Dia – QW 461
- Testing Requirements – QW 304-1
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How To Qualify A Welder
2) Train The Welder For The Process To Be
Qualified
- Welder Shall Posses Adequate Skill In Performing
the Process.
- He Shall have Necessary Knowledge In Operation Of
Machine, Precautions In Storage & Usage Of
Consumable, Defects In Welding, Their Causes And
Remedy.
- He Shall Practice Welding In The Particular Position
In Which He Is To Be Tested / Qualified
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How To Qualify A Welder
3) Preparation Of Test Coupon
- Prepare A Test Coupon Out of 300 х 150 х 20 mm
Plates Or Pipe Of 150mm long As Per Applicable
WPS.
- WEP ( Angle, Root Face & Root Opening ) Shall Be
As Per The WPS
- Provide Run in & Run Out Coupons on plate & Fix
the Test Coupon In In Any One Of The Positions To
Be Qualified.
- Weld The Groove Fully In The Position
- All Welding Variables Shall be Strictly Within The
Qualified WPS
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How To Qualify A Welder
4) Type Of Test Required On Welded Coupon (QW-302)
• Visual Examination – Qw 302.4
Completed Coupon Shall be Subjected To Visual Inspection
• Mechanical Test - QW 452
Root Bend :- 1 No
Face Bend :-1 No
Or
Side Bend :- 2 Nos
(For 5G / 6G – 2 Face & 2 Root Or 4 Side Bends)
• Alternate to Mechanical Tests, Radiograph the Coupon – 6 ”
Minimum Length
< 19 mm Thick
≥ 19 mm Thick
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Location of Test Specimens From Test coupon – QW 463.2
Plates Less Than 19 mm
How To Qualify A Welder
Root Bend 1No
Face Bend 1No
*
*
<19 mm
Discard Discard
300 mm
( 150 mm Minimum)
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Location of Test Specimens From Test coupon – QW 463.2
Plates -Thickness 19 mm & more
How To Qualify A Welder
Side Bend 2No
*
Discard Discard
300 mm
( 150 mm Minimum)
≥19 mm
*
Balance Material
*
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Location of Test Specimens From Test coupon – QW 463.2
Pipe in 5G or 6G Position
How To Qualify A Welder
Horizontal Plane
Pipe is welded in Horizontal
fixed position
£
£
£
£
£ = Bends - Root & Face or Side
Root Bend Face Bend
Root Bend
Face Bend
45˚- 60˚ 45˚ - 60˚
When Pipe Thickness is 19 mm or more, In place of Root & Face, 4 Side
Bends shall be Taken
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Location of Test Specimens From Test Pipe 6 NPS Welded
in Combination of 5G & 2G – QW 463.2
How To Qualify A Welder
270˚Welded in 5G
Pipe is welded in Horizontal
fixed position
0˚
= 5G Weld
= 2G Weld
Root Bend
Face Bend
Root Bend
Face Bend
When Pipe Thickness is 19
mm or more, In place of Root
& Face, Side Bends shall be
Taken
Welded in 2G 90˚
270˚
180˚
90˚
Face Bend
Root Bend
50˚
130˚
202.5˚
247.5˚
292.5˚
337.5˚
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How To Qualify A Welder
5) Acceptability Criteria For Tests
• Visual Examination – Qw 302.4
Free From Incomplete Fusion / Penetration and
Surface Defect
• Bend Test - QW 163
Opening not more than 3 mm in any direction on
Convex Surface Within the Weld & HAZ
• R T – Qw 91.2
No Crack, L/F & Incomplete Penetration
No Slag, Cluster Of Porosity & Other Inclusions
Beyond Specified Limit
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Performance Qualification
Thickness Limits – QW 452.1(b)
Thickness “t” of Weld
Metal in the Coupon in mm
( in)
Thickness of Weld metal
Qualified
All 2t
13 (1/2) and Over With
Minimum Three Layers
Maximum To Be Welded
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Groove Weld Positions – QW461
Sr No.
Groove
Position
Base Metal Position Inclination of
Axis in °
Plate Pipe
1
1G
Flat
Horizontal
Pipe Axis Horizontal –
in Rotation
0 -15
2
2G
Horizontal
Vertical Pipe Axis Vertical 0 - 15
3
3G
Vertical
Vertical NA
80 – 90
15 - 80
4
4G
Over Head
Horizontal
NA
0 - 80
5 5G NA
Pipe Axis Fixed
Horizontally
0 -15
6 6G NA
Pipe Axis Fixed 45°
inclined
+ or - 5
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Performance Qualification
Position & Dia Limits- QW461.9
Qualification Test Position & Type of Weld Qualified
Weld Position
Plate & Pipe
Over 24”
Pipe ≤ 24”
Fillet Plate &
Pipe
Plate
Groove
1G
2G
3G
4G
2G, 3G &4G
Spcl. Position
F
F, H
F,V
F,O
ALL
SP & F
F*
F*&H*
F*
F*
F*&H*
SP & F
F
F,H
F,H,V
F,H,O
ALL
SP & F
Pipe$
Groove
1G
2G
5G
6G
2G &5G
Spcl.
Position
F
F,H
F,V,O
ALL
ALL
SP,F
F
F,H
F,V,O
ALL
ALL
SP,F
F
F,H
ALL
ALL
ALL
SP&F
* Pipe 2 ⅞” OD and Over, $ Pipe OD Restrictions As Per QW 452.3, 452.4 & 452.6
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Performance Qualification
Groove-Weld, Pipe Dia. Limits QW 452.3
Out Side Dia. Of Test
Coupon in mm ( in)
Out Side Dia. Qualified
Min. Max.
Less Than 25 (1”) Size Welded Unlimited
25 (1”) to 73 (2⅞”) 25 (1”) Unlimited
Over 73 (2⅞”) 73 (2⅞”) Unlimited
Notes:-
1) Type & Number of Tests as per QW-452.1
2) 73 mm OD is equivalent to 2½” NB Pipe
3) Welders Qualified on Groove, Are Also Qualified for making Fillets of all Sizes on Any
Thickness & Any Pipe Dia.
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Welding Variables- Qw 416
Performance Qualification
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables
Essential Variables
SMAW
QW -353
SAW.
QW-354
GMAW
QW-355
GTAW
QW-356
QW 402
Joints
Deletion of Backing + + + +
QW 403
B M
Change in Pipe Dia. + + + +
Change in P Number + + + +
QW 404
Filler
Metal
Deletion /Addition of FM --- --- --- +
Change in F Number + + + +
Dele. /Addi. of Consumable
Insert
--- --- --- +
Solid – Metal/Flux Cored --- --- --- +
Change in t deposit Qualified + + + +
“t” deposit for Short Cir.Transfer --- --- + ---
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Welding Variables- Qw 416
Performance Qualification
Group of
Variables
Brief Of Variables
Essential Variables
SMAW
QW -353
SAW.
QW-354
GMAW
QW-355
GTAW
QW-356
QW 405
Position
Addition of New Position + + + +
Change from up hill to Down hill –3G + --- + +
QW 408
Gas
Deletion of Inert Gas Backing --- --- + +
QW 409
Electric
Charact.
Change in Mode of Metal Transfer --- --- + ---
Change in Type of Current / Polarity --- --- --- +
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