According to ASME Section IX, macro testing is typically not required for fillet weld qualification, regardless of the material specification, including stainless steel like SS 316L. Paragraph QW-202.2(c) of ASME Section IX states:
"For fillet weld qualification in accordance with QW-202.3, macroscopic examination is not required." This means that macro testing, which involves the preparation and examination of cross-sectional samples of the weld's internal
structure, is not necessary for the qualification of fillet welds, even when dealing with materials like SS 316L.
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