You can make a new, “Supplementary PQR” as it is safer and cleaner from a compliance and transparency
standpoint. You prepare a new PQR document with all the welding parameters repeated from the original PQR,
plus the new hardness test results.
You can add a note referencing the original PQR number (i.e., “This PQR was performed under the same welding
conditions as PQR-001 (provide actual details) to incorporate the hardness testing per client requirements”).
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Dear Sir,
I have one doubt
For the WPS submission
I have to Attach the new Supplementary PQR and old PQR together with the new WPS.
In supplementary PQR format we can just add new hardness testing values rest other testing values are already in old PQR or we need to write in new supplementary PQR format also.
And we can attach old welding parameters sheet along with new supplementary PQR and in PQR format instead of PWPS no we can write Old PQR no which we are referring to.
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Pankaj Choudhary
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J.Gerald Jayakumar
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Please refer to ASME sec IX - QW-200.2 & QW-401.1.
While ASME IX does not explicitly use the term “supplementary PQR”, industry practice is to weld a new coupon
with the same WPS variables, which is issued as a new PQR; i.e., one cannot add hardness test results to the original
PQR, because that would not represent the same coupon. You must weld a new coupon and issue a new PQR with
hardness results, and cross-reference the original PQR if traceability is required.
C Sridhar.
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