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    Toaz - Info Asme Sec Ix Wps Welding Variables and Data Smaw Saw Gtaw PR

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    The document provides specifications for welding procedures for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), submerged arc welding (SAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) according to ASME Section IX from 2010. It lists welding variables that are either essential, supplementary essential, or non-essential for each welding process. The variables include joint design, base and filler metals, positions, preheat and postweld heat treatment requirements, electrical characteristics, and techniques.

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    The document provides specifications for welding procedures for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), submerged arc welding (SAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) according to ASME Section IX from 2010. It lists welding variables that are either essential, supplementary essential, or non-essential for each welding process. The variables include joint design, base and filler metals, positions, preheat and postweld heat treatment requirements, electrical characteristics, and techniques.

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    The document provides specifications for welding procedures for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), submerged arc welding (SAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) according to ASME Section IX from 2010. It lists welding variables that are either essential, supplementary essential, or non-essential for each welding process. The variables include joint design, base and filler metals, positions, preheat and postweld heat treatment requirements, electrical characteristics, and techniques.

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    Toaz - Info Asme Sec Ix Wps Welding Variables and Data Smaw Saw Gtaw PR

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    Yasir Latif
    The document provides specifications for welding procedures for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), submerged arc welding (SAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) according to ASME Section IX from 2010. It lists welding variables that are either essential, supplementary essential, or non-essential for each welding process. The variables include joint design, base and filler metals, positions, preheat and postweld heat treatment requirements, electrical characteristics, and techniques.

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    WELDING VARIABLES, PROCEDURE SPECIFICATIONS (WPS)


    Shielded Metal-Arc Welding (SMAW)
    (ASME Sec IX, 2010)
    Paragraph Brief of Variables Essential Supple Non
    mentary essential
    Essential
    .1 ɸ Groove design X
    QW-402 .4 - Backing X
    Joints .10 ɸ Root spacing X
    .11 ± Retainers X
    .5 ɸ Group Number X
    .6 T Limits impact X
    QW-403 Base
    .8 ɸ T Qualified X
    Metals
    .9 t Pass > 1⁄2 in. (13 mm) X
    .11 ɸ P-No. qualified X
    .4 ɸ F-Number X
    .5 ɸ A-Number X
    .6 ɸ Diameter X
    QW-404 Filler
    .7 ɸ Diameter > 1⁄4 in. (6 mm) X
    Metals
    .12 ɸ Classification X
    .30 ɸ t X
    .33 ɸ Classification X
    .1 + Position X
    QW-405 Positions .2 ɸ Position X
    .3 ɸ ↑↓ Vertical welding X
    .1 Decrease > 100°F (55°C) X
    QW-406 Preheat .2 ɸ Preheat maint. X
    .3 Increase > 100°F (55°C) (IP) X
    .1 ɸ PWHT X
    QW-407 PWHT .2 ɸ PWHT (T & T range) X
    .4 T Limits X
    .1 Heat input X
    QW-409 Electrical
    .4 ɸ Current or polarity X X
    Characteristics
    .8 ɸ I & E range X
    .1 ɸ String/weave X
    .5 ɸ Method cleaning X
    .6 ɸ Method back gouge X
    QW-410
    .9 ɸ Multiple to single pass/side X X
    Technique
    .25 ɸ Manual or automatic X
    .26 ± Peening X
    .64 Use of thermal processes X

    Legend:
    + Addition, > Increase/greater than, ↑ Uphill, ← Forehand, ɸ Change
    − Deletion, < Decrease/less than, ↓ Downhill, → Backhand
    QW-254
    WELDING VARIABLES, PROCEDURE SPECIFICATIONS (WPS)
    Submerged-Arc Welding (SAW)
    (ASME Sec IX, 2010)
    Paragraph Brief of Variables Essential Supple Non
    mentary essential
    Essential
    QW-402 Joints 0.1 ɸ Groove design X
    0.4 - Backing X
    0.10 ɸ Root spacing X
    0.11 ± Retainers X
    QW-403 Base 0.5 ɸ Group Number X
    Metals 0.6 T Limits X
    0.8 ɸ T Qualified X
    0.9 t Pass > 1⁄2 in. (13 mm) X
    0.11 ɸ P-No. qualified X
    QW-404 Filler 0.4 ɸ F-Number X
    Metals 0.5 ɸ A-Number X
    0.6 ɸ Diameter X
    0.9 ɸ Flux/wire class. X
    0.10 ɸ Alloy flux X
    0.24 ±,ɸ Supplemental X
    0.27 ɸ Alloy elements X
    0.29 ɸ Flux designation X
    0.30 ɸ t X
    0.33 ɸ Classification X
    0.34 ɸ Flux type X
    0.35 ɸ Flux/wire class. X X
    0.36 Recrushed slag X
    QW-405, Position 0.1 + Position X

    QW-406 Preheat 0.1 Decrease > 100°F (55°C) X


    0.2 ɸ Preheat maint. X
    0.3 Increase > 100°F (55°C) (IP) X
    QW-407 PWHT 0.1 PWHT X
    0.2 ɸ PWHT (T & T range) X
    0.4 ɸ T Limits X
    QW-409 Electrical 0.1 > Heat input X
    Characteristics 0.4 ɸ Current or polarity X X
    0.8 ɸ I & E range X
    QW-410 0.1 ɸ String/weave X
    Technique 0.5 ɸ Method cleaning X
    0.6 ɸ Method back gouge X
    0.7 ɸ Oscillation X
    0.8 ɸ Tube-work distance X

    0.9 ɸ Multiple to single pass/side X X


    0.10 ɸ Single to multi electrodes X X
    0.15 ɸ Electrode spacing X
    0.25 ɸ Manual or automatic X
    0.26 ± Peening X
    0.64 Use of thermal processes X

    Legend:
    + Addition, > Increase/greater than, ↑ Uphill, ← Forehand, ɸ Change
    − Deletion, < Decrease/less than, ↓ Downhill, → Backhand
    QW-256
    WELDING VARIABLES, PROCEDURE SPECIFICATIONS (WPS)
    Gas Tungsten-Arc Welding (GTAW)
    (ASME Sec IX, 2010)
    Paragraph Brief of Variables Essential Supple Non
    mentary essential
    Essential
    QW-402 Joints 0.1 ɸ Groove design X
    0.5 + Backing X
    0.10 ɸ Root spacing X
    0.11 ± Retainers X
    QW-403 Base 0.5 ɸ Group Number X
    Metals 0.6 T Limits X
    0.8 T Qualified X
    0.11 ɸ P-No. qualified X
    QW-404 Filler 0.3 ɸ Size X
    Metals 0.4 ɸ F-Number X
    0.5 ɸ A-Number X
    0.12 ɸ Classification X
    0.14 ± Filler X
    0.22 ± Consumable.insert X
    0.23 ɸ Filler metal product form X
    0.30 ɸ t X
    0.33 ɸ Classification X
    0.50 ± Flux X
    QW-405 Position 0.1 + Position X
    0.2 ɸ Position X
    0.3 ɸ ↑↓ Vertical welding X
    QW-406 Preheat 0.1 Decrease > 100°F (55°C) X
    0.3 Increase > 100°F (55°C) (IP) X
    QW-407 PWHT 0.1 ɸ PWHT X
    0.2 ɸ PWHT (T & T range) X
    0.4 T Limits X
    QW-408 Gas 0.1 ± Trail or . comp. X
    0.2 ɸ Single, mixture, or % X
    0.3 ɸ Flow rate X
    0.5 ± or ɸ Backing flow X
    0.9 - Backing or comp X
    0.10 ɸ Shielding or trailing X
    QW-409 Elec 0.1 > Heat input X
    Characteristics 0.3 ± Pulsing I X
    0.4 ɸ Current or polarity X X
    0.8 ɸ I & E range X
    0.12 ɸ Tungsten electrode X
    QW-410 0.1 ɸ String/weave X
    Technique 0.3 ɸ Orifice, cup, or nozzle size X
    0.5 ɸ Method cleaning X
    0.6 ɸ Method back gouge X
    0.7 ɸ Oscillation X
    Technique

    0.9 ɸ Multiple to single pass/side X X


    0.10 ɸ Single to multi electrodes X X
    0.11 ɸ Closed to out chamber X
    0.15 ɸ Electrode spacing X
    0.25 ɸ Manual or automatic X
    0.26 ± Peening X
    0.64 Use of thermal processes X

    Legend:
    + Addition, > Increase/greater than, ↑ Uphill, ← Forehand, ɸ Change
    − Deletion, < Decrease/less than, ↓ Downhill, → Backhand
    Legend:
    + Addition, > Increase/greater than, ↑ Uphill, ← Forehand, ΦC
    − Deletion, < Decrease/less than, ↓ Downhill, → Backhand
    Uphill, ← Forehand, Φ Change
    Downhill, → Backhand

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