Hi Ahmed,
In order to facilitate a complete repair an all position grove welding procedure would be the best option. Provided that’s mandated by your client.
One thing which is still unclear, why your client is insisting on ERNiCrMo15 filler (Special Metals 725NDUR or similar) to be used. A few rationales behind this question are as follows:-
Looking at your query on Procedure qualification, qualification of PQR on pipes or plate would be a much better option than qualifying the same on a round bar.
It would be advisable to get the first hand engineering information about the product to be repaired by welding, such as base metal, design/ operating conditions, design requirements, corrosion requirements and so on.
Appreciate your response.
Thanks.
Pradip Goswami, P.Eng,IWE Welding & Metallurgical Engineering Specialist.
Ontario,Canada.
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From: A Ahmed Ahmed
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Repair of Duplex Stainless steel with inconel filler
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Thanks
Ahmed
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Date: Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 1:15 PM
Subject: WPS qualification; Repair of Duplex Stainless steel with inconel
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Dear All
We have to do repair and weld built up on duplex stainless steel base metal with inconel filler (ERNiCrMo15; SFA-5.14) as suggested by Client.
Process GTAW
We need to qualify a procedure as per ASME section IX on DSS Round bar of 40mm
Expected qualification.
All duplex base metal.
Weld repair thickness: all thicknesses
All diameter
All positions
Kindly advise
1: Whether groove weld qualification will be good option for it or any other option.
2: Whether PQR testing is possible on round bar
3: Whether given Filler metal is suitable.
4: How to get side bend test specimen to comply Sec. IX
5: Any other test other than tensile and bend test to be done.
Kindly respond with reference to ASME Sec IX.
With best regards
Ahmad
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