1515-WD .Weld Procedures and Welder Qualifications 19 Aug 2016
1515-WD .Weld Procedures and Welder Qualifications 19 Aug 2016
SWARNADWIPA
DERMAGA JAYA
DOCUMENT HISTORY
Issue Date Comments Author Checked Approved
A 19/08/16 Issued to client for Review/Approval P. Case P. Skoljarev P. Taylor
CONTENTS
1.0 Weld Procedures & Welder Qualifications for Welding 304 Stainless Steel
2.0 Weld Procedures & Welder Qualifications for Welding Carbon Steel
3.0 Weld Procedures & Welder Qualifications for Welding Carbon Steel to 304 Stainless Steel.
Has completed the welding test and qualifications in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:1994 for
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Date 16/11/2007
RUN PROCESS POSITION POLARITY CURRENT (A) VOLTAGE (V) TRAVEL ARC ELECTRODE/FILLER Shielding Gas
NO SPEED ENERGY CLASS SIZE CLASS GAS
(mm/ (KJ/mm) (mm) FLOW
min) RATE
1 GTAW 2F DCEN 110 17 120 0.935 AWS A5.9: 1.6 Argon 100% 12 L/min
ER316L (BlueShield
(COMWELD Argon)
316L)
Lot No. 021030
1029
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: N/A
HEAT TREATMENT: N/A BACKING GAS TYPE: N/A
CLEANING AND PASSIVATION TREATMENT: Pickling and passivation as per QHS procedure
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
1. Tungsten Electrode (GTAW) EWTh-2 (Size 2.4 mm) (AWS A5.12M/ ISO 6848)
2. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
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Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
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1 GTAW 2F DCEN 99 - 121 16 - 18 102 -138 0.68 - 1.28 AWS A5.9: 1.6 Argon 100% 10.8 – 15.0 L/min
ER316L
HEAT TREATMENT: N/A BACKING GAS TYPE: N/A
CLEANING AND PASSIVATION TREATMENT: Pickling and passivation as per QHS procedure
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: SUGGESTED EXTENT OF NDE : 100% Visual Scanning and 10% Liquid Penetrant
1. Tungsten Electrode (GTAW) EWTh-2 (Size 2.4 mm) (AWS A5.12M/ ISO 6848) Examination
2. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: N/A
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
RUN PROCESS POSITION POLARITY CURRENT VOLTAGE (V) TRAVEL ARC ELECTRODE/FILLER Shielding Gas
NO (A) SPEED ENERGY CLASS SIZE CLASS GAS
(mm/ (KJ/mm) (mm) FLOW
min) RATE
1 GTAW 1G DCEN 110 17 120 0.935 AWS A5.9: 1.6 Argon 100% 12 L/min
ER316L (BlueShield
(COMWELD Argon)
316L)
Lot No. 021030
1029
2 GTAW 1G DCEN 110 17 120 0.935 AWS A5.9: 1.6 Argon 100% 12 L/min
ER316L (BlueShield
(COMWELD Argon)
316L)
Lot No. 021030
1029
HEAT TREATMENT: N/A BACKING GAS TYPE: N/A
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CLEANING AND PASSIVATION TREATMENT: Pickling and passivation as per QHS procedure
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
1. Tungsten Electrode (GTAW) EWTh-2 (Size 2.4 mm) (AWS A5.12M/ ISO 6848)
2. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
WELDER’S NAME: Danilo Bernal
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: Grinding
Inter-run clean: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Gouge check: Liquid Penetrant Test
DETAIL ON TEST REQUIREMENTS
Test type Visual Radiography Tensile Bend Macro Other
TEST RESULTS
Test by WTIA and METLABS
Test type Visual Radiography Tensile Bend Macro -
Report WTIA NMT 16669R NMT 16669R NMT 16669R NMT 16669R -
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:1994.
Fabricator: Peter Skoljarev Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Position: Project Engineer, Quality Handling Systems Pty Ltd. Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Date: 28.09.07 Date: 28.09.07
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
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1&2 GTAW 1G DCEN 99 - 121 16 - 18 102 -138 0.68 - 1.28 AWS A5.9: 1.6 Argon 100% 10.8 – 15.0
ER316L L/min
HEAT TREATMENT: N/A BACKING GAS TYPE: N/A
CLEANING AND PASSIVATION TREATMENT: Pickling and passivation as per QHS procedure
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: SUGGESTED EXTENT OF NDE : 100% Visual Scanning and 10% Liquid Penetrant
1. Tungsten Electrode (GTAW) EWTh-2 (Size 2.4 mm) (AWS A5.12M/ ISO 6848) Examination
2. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: Grinding
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
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3 GMAW 1G DCEP 180 20 230 0.939 AWS A5.9: 0.9 Ar+18%He+1% 16 L/min
ER316L CO2
(CIGWELD (ARCAL SS 2)
AUTOCRAFT)
Part No.
721286
Batch No.
513894
HEAT TREATMENT: N/A BACKING GAS TYPE: N/A
CLEANING AND PASSIVATION TREATMENT: Pickling and passivation as per QHS procedure
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
1. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
Report WTIA NMT 16343R NMT 16343R NMT 16343R NMT 16343R -
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:1994.
Fabricator: Peter Skoljarev Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Position: Project Engineer, Quality Handling Systems Pty Ltd. Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Date: 28.09.07 Date: 28.09.07
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
2
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
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SPECIAL REQUIREMENT:
1. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:1994.
Fabricator: Peter Skoljarev Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Position: Project Engineer, Quality Handling Systems Pty Ltd. Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Date: 28.09.07 Date: 28.09.07
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable
2
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
1
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
1. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:1994.
Fabricator: Peter Skoljarev Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Position: Project Engineer, Quality Handling Systems Pty Ltd. Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Date: 28.09.07 Date: 28.09.07
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
2
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
1
3 and 4 GMAW 1G DCEP 180 20 230 0.939 AWS A5.9: 0.9 Ar+18%He+1% 16 L/min
ER316L CO2
(CIGWELD (ARCAL SS 2)
AUTOCRAFT)
Part No.
721286
Batch No.
513894
HEAT TREATMENT: N/A BACKING GAS TYPE: N/A
CLEANING AND PASSIVATION TREATMENT: Pickling and passivation as per QHS procedure
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT:
1. Purchaser does not require corrosion test.
Report WTIA NMT 16347 NMT 16347 NMT 16347 NMT 16347 -
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:1994.
Fabricator: Peter Skoljarev Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Position: Project Engineer, Quality Handling Systems Pty Ltd. Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Date: 28.09.07 Date: 28.09.07
Notes/revisions:
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
2
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
1
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the essential variable.
2
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD.
Has completed the welding test and qualifications in accordance with the requirements of
AS/NZS 1554.1:2014 (Weld Category SP) for
Single-V Butt Weld (B-C 2a) 16 mm thick - by GMAW Process in 1G (PA) position
(Thickness Qualified between 8 mm to 32 mm)
PQR-GMAW-CS-Butt Weld-003
(LMATS Report: LS15-0142-03WPQR)
The test coupons were examined and tested and satisfied the acceptance criteria in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.1:2014 (Weld Category SP) using the above welding procedure specifications
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Sasanka Sinha
Technology Manager & NHE
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE
Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Research, Educational, Technical Support & Information
ABN 69 003 696 526 PO Box 6165, Silverwater NSW 1811
Ph: +61 (02) 8748 0100 Fax: +61 (02) 8748 0181
Visit our webpage: www.wtia.com.au
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ABN 69 003 696 526
Unit 50, No 8, Avenue of the Americas, Newington NSW 2127; PO Box 6165, Silverwater NSW 1811
Phone: (02) 9748 4443 Fax: (02) 9748 2858
E-mail [email protected] URL http://www.wtia.com.au
The WTIA has joined forces with industry and Governments and created a multi million dollar Technology Support Centres Network. This Network assists industry to identify and exploit
world’s best technology and manufacturing methods to establish a vibrant Australian industry beyond 2020. Together we are implementing a step-by-step process that will lead to
ongoing viability and greater profitability for all concerned:
(1) Determine your technological and manufacturing needs;
(2) Identify world’s best practice;
(3) Draw upon the Network to implement world’s best practice at your site.
Welding consumables
Shielding Gas: Carbon Dioxide (22.5% - 27.5%) + Argon (72.5% - 77.5%)
Flow rate: 18 - 25 litres/min Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Dia. Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat input
no Specification Feed and speed kJ/mm
Speed polarity mm/min
m/min
1 PB (2F) 0.9 mm AS/NZS ISO 6.1 – 6.5 252 - 308 26 - 30 DCEP 247 - 333 1.18 – 2.24
14341-B-G 49A
3U C/M S6
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Welding consumables
Shielding Gas: Argoshield 52 (75% Ar + 25% CO2) – BOC Gases
Flowrate: 20 L/M Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Dia. Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat
no Specification Feed and speed input
Speed polarity mm/min kJ/mm
m/min
1 PB (2F) 0.9 mm AS/NZS ISO 14341-B 6.3 280 28 DCEP 290 1.62
– G 49A 3U C/M S6
(Autocraft LW1-6)
Batch No. 121407312
Part No. 720090
Technique: Push Stringer/weave: Stringer
Single-run or multi-run: Single-run Contact tip to work distance (CTWD): 16 - 18 mm
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: N/A
Name of Welder: Dobroslav Vukojicic (Welder ID: DV)
Note: Weld acceptance criteria shall meet the requirements of the Table 6.2.2.
1
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.1:2014 (Weld Category: SP)
Fabricator: QHS Pty Ltd. Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Name: Denis Krslovic Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Position: Project Engineer/QA Date: 20 February 2015
Date: 20 February 2015
Notes/revisions:
Approved by: Sasanka Sinha
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE
Position: Technology Manager & NHE Signature Date: 02 March 2015
Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the
essential variable.
2
NDT & Inspection Mechanical testing
Hydrostatic testing Metallurgical services
Weld qualification Chemical analysis & PMI
Laboratory - Material Analysis & Testing Services Concrete testing Pressure plant inspection
Test details: Refer to the following pages for individual test details.
Test results: The test results complied with the specification requirements.
Macro Specimen 1
Magnification X 5 approximately
Discontinuities Unacceptable discontinuities were not evident in the test specimens
Comments Nil
Personnel Nathan Tofler / Yashpal Singh Kanda
Test results Test results Complied with Customer specification requirements of 6mm fillet.
LS15-0142-01-WPQR, Page 2 of 2
ABN 69 003 696 526
Unit 50, No 8, Avenue of the Americas, Newington NSW 2127; PO Box 6165, Silverwater NSW 1811
Phone: (02) 9748 4443 Fax: (02) 9748 2858
E-mail [email protected] URL http://www.wtia.com.au
The WTIA has joined forces with industry and Governments and created a multi million dollar Technology Support Centres Network. This Network assists industry to identify and exploit
world’s best technology and manufacturing methods to establish a vibrant Australian industry beyond 2020. Together we are implementing a step-by-step process that will lead to
ongoing viability and greater profitability for all concerned:
(1) Determine your technological and manufacturing needs;
(2) Identify world’s best practice;
(3) Draw upon the Network to implement world’s best practice at your site.
Welding consumables
Shielding Gas: Carbon Dioxide (22.5% - 27.5%) + Argon (72.5% - 77.5%)
Flowrate: 18 – 25 L/min Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Dia. Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat input
no Specification Feed and speed kJ/mm
Speed polarity mm/min
m/min
1-3 PB (2F) 0.9 mm AS/NZS ISO 6.1 – 6.5 252 - 308 26 - 30 DCEP 247 - 333 1.18 – 2.24
14341-B-G 49A
3U C/M S6
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QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD
Welding consumables
Shielding Gas: Argoshield 52 (75% Ar + 25% CO2) – BOC Gases
Flowrate: 20 L/M Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat
no Dia. Specification Feed and speed input
Speed polarity mm/min kJ/mm
m/min
1-3 PB (2F) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 14341-B – 6.3 280 28 DCEP 290 1.62
mm G 49A 3U C/M S6
(Autocraft LW1-6)
Batch No. 121407312
Part No. 720090
1
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.1:2014 (Weld Category: SP)
Fabricator: QHS Pty Ltd. Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Name: Denis Krslovic Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Position: Project Engineer/QA Date: 20 February 2015
Date: 20 February 2015
Notes/revisions:
Approved by: Sasanka Sinha
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE
Position: Technology Manager & NHE Signature Date: 02 March 2015
Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the
essential variable.
2
NDT & Inspection Mechanical testing
Hydrostatic testing Metallurgical services
Weld qualification Chemical analysis & PMI
Laboratory - Material Analysis & Testing Services Concrete testing Pressure plant inspection
Test details: Refer to the following pages for individual test details.
Test results: The test results complied with the specification requirements.
Macro Specimen 1
Magnification X 5 approximately
Discontinuities Unacceptable discontinuities were not evident in the test specimens
Comments Nil
Personnel Nathan Tofler / Yashpal Singh Kanda
Test results Test results Complied with Customer specification requirements of 8mm fillet.
LS15-0142-02-WPQR, Page 2 of 2
ABN 69 003 696 526
Unit 50, No 8, Avenue of the Americas, Newington NSW 2127; PO Box 6165, Silverwater NSW 1811
Phone: (02) 9748 4443 Fax: (02) 9748 2858
E-mail [email protected] URL http://www.wtia.com.au
The WTIA has joined forces with industry and Governments and created a multi million dollar Technology Support Centres Network. This Network assists industry to identify and exploit
world’s best technology and manufacturing methods to establish a vibrant Australian industry beyond 2020. Together we are implementing a step-by-step process that will lead to
ongoing viability and greater profitability for all concerned:
(1) Determine your technological and manufacturing needs;
(2) Identify world’s best practice;
(3) Draw upon the Network to implement world’s best practice at your site.
Welding Consumables
Shielding Gas: Carbon Dioxide (22.5% - 27.5%) + Argon (72.5% - 77.5%)
Flowrate: 18 – 25 L/min Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm Purge gas: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat input
no Dia. Specification Feed and speed kJ/mm
Speed polarity mm/min
m/min
1 PA (1G) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 5.8 – 6.2 192 - 242 24 - 28 DCEP 264 - 356 0.86 – 1.65
mm 14341-B-G 49A
3U C/M S6
2-8 PA (1G) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 6.1 – 6.5 252 - 308 26 - 30 DCEP 247 - 333 0.77 – 1.54
mm 14341-B-G 49A
3U C/M S6
Technique: Push Stringer/weave: Both
Single-run or multi-run: Multi-run Contact tip to work distance (CTWD): 16 - 20 mm
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: Grinding
Inter-run clean: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Gouge check: Liquid Penetrant Test
Note: Weld acceptance criteria shall meet the requirements of the Table 6.2.2.
Approved by: Sasanka Sinha
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE Signature Date: 02 March 2015
Position: Technology Manager & NHE
Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the
essential variable
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Prior to fit-up, bevel Fit-up of Butt Joint Typical Welding Backgouging was Completed Weld
angle was checked B-C 2a Parameter checked by PT Appearance
Welding consumables
Shielding Gas: Argoshield 52 (75% Ar + 25% CO2) – BOC Gases
Flowrate: 20 L/M Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat
no Dia. Specification Feed and speed input
Speed polarity mm/min kJ/mm
m/min
1 PA (1G) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 14341-B – 6.0 220 26 DCEP 310 1.10
mm G 49A 3U C/M S6
(Autocraft LW1-6)
Batch No. 121407312
Part No. 720090
1
QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD
2 PA (1G) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 14341-B – 6.3 280 28 DCEP 290 1.62
mm G 49A 3U C/M S6
(Autocraft LW1-6)
Batch No. 121407312
Part No. 720090
3-8 PA (1G) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 14341-B – 6.3 280 28 DCEP 290 1.62
mm G 49A 3U C/M S6
(Autocraft LW1-6)
Batch No. 121407312
Part No. 720090
Technique: Push Stringer/weave: Stringer
Single-run or multi-run: Multi-run Contact tip to work distance (CTWD): 16 - 18 mm
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel Backgouge: N/A
Name of Welder: Dobroslav Vukojicic (Welder ID: DV)
Note: Weld acceptance criteria shall meet the requirements of the Table 6.2.2.
Detail on Test Requirements
Test by WTIA & LMATS
Test type Visual Macro Tensile Bend Charpy V Hardness
Report WTIA-VE-PQR-GMAW-CS- LS15-0142-03WPQR - - - -
Butt Weld-003
Result Complies Complies - - - -
TEST RESULT
MACRO (10% Nital)
Butt Weld
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.1:2014 (Weld Category: SP)
Fabricator: QHS Pty Ltd. Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Name: Denis Krslovic Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Position: Project Engineer/QA Date: 20 February 2015
Date: 20 February 2015
Notes/revisions:
Approved by: Sasanka Sinha
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE
Position: Technology Manager & NHE Signature Date: 02 March 2015
Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the
essential variable.
2
NDT & Inspection Mechanical testing
Hydrostatic testing Metallurgical services
Weld qualification Chemical analysis & PMI
Laboratory - Material Analysis & Testing Services Concrete testing Pressure plant inspection
Test details: Refer to the following pages for individual test details.
Test results: The test results complied with the specification requirements.
Macro Specimen 1
Magnification X 5 approximately
Discontinuities Unacceptable discontinuities were not evident in the test specimens
Comments Nil
Personnel Nathan Tofler / Yashpal Singh Kanda
Test results Test results Complied with Customer specification requirements.
LS15-0142-03-WPQR, Page 2 of 2
WELDING PROCEDURES
AND WELDING QUALIFICATIONS
PT. SWARNADWIPA DERMAGA JAYA
Has completed the welding test and qualifications in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS
1554.6:2012 for
The test coupons were examined and tested and satisfied the acceptance criteria in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:2012 using the above welding procedure specifications
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sasanka Sinha
Technology Manager & NHE
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE
Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Research, Educational, Technical Support & Information
ABN 69 003 696 526 PO Box 6165, Silverwater NSW 1811
Ph: +61 (02) 8748 0100 Fax: +61 (02) 8748 0181
Visit our webpage: www.wtia.com.au
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ABN 69 003 696 526
Unit 50, No 8, Avenue of the Americas, Newington NSW 2127; PO Box 6165, Silverwater NSW 1811
Phone: (02) 9748 4443 Fax: (02) 9748 2858
E-mail [email protected] URL http://www.wtia.com.au
The WTIA has joined forces with industry and Governments and created a multi million dollar Technology Support Centres Network. This Network assists industry to identify and exploit
world’s best technology and manufacturing methods to establish a vibrant Australian industry beyond 2020. Together we are implementing a step-by-step process that will lead to
ongoing viability and greater profitability for all concerned:
(1) Determine your technological and manufacturing needs;
(2) Identify world’s best practice;
(3) Draw upon the Network to implement world’s best practice at your site.
Welding Consumables
Shielding Gas: Argon (75.5 – 80.5)% + Carbon Dioxide (1.5 – 2.5)% + Helium (18 – 22)%
Flowrate: 13.5 – 18.75 L/M Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current Travel Heat input
no Dia. Specification Feed (Amps) (Volts) and speed kJ/mm
Speed polarity mm/min
m/min
1 PB (2F) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 14343 6.0 – 6.4 108 - 132 18 - 22 DCEP 277 - 373 0.31 – 0.62
Horizontal mm
– B SS 309LSi
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Welding Consumables
Shielding Gas: Shieldpro 30 (Argon 78% +CO2 2% + He 20%) – Coregas
Flowrate: 15 L/M Gas Nozzle I.D.: 18 mm
Purge gas: N/A Flowrate: N/A
Welding Parameters
Pass Position Wire Filler Wire Wire Current Voltage Current and Travel Heat input
no Dia. Specification Feed polarity speed kJ/mm
(Amps) (Volts)
Speed mm/min
m/min
1 PB (2F) 0.9 AS/NZS ISO 14343 6.2 120 20 DCEP 325 0.44
Horizontal mm – B SS 309LSi
(Autocraft 309 LSi)
CIGWELD
Batch No. E43611
Part No. 721276
Stringer/weave: Stringer Single-run or multi-run: Single-run
Initial cleaning: Grinding/wire-mesh wheel (Using Stainless Steel Brush) Backgouge: N/A
Name of Welder: Dobroslav Vukojicic (Welder ID: DV)
Note: Weld acceptance criteria shall meet the requirements of the Table 6.3.2.
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QUALITY HANDLING SYSTEMS PTY LTD
Test Results
Test by WTIA and LMATS
Test type Visual Macro Tensile Bend Charpy V Hardness
Report No. WTIA-VE-PQR-GMAW-SS to CS- LS15-0142-04WPQR - - - -
Fillet Weld 6 mm-004
Result Complies Complies
TEST RESULT
MACRO
Fillet Weld 6 mm
The statements in this record are correct. The test welds were prepared, welded and tested in accordance with the
requirements of AS/NZS 1554.6:2012.
Fabricator: QHS Pty Ltd. Witnessed by: Sasanka Sinha
Name: Denis Krslovic Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Position: Project Engineer/QA Date: 20 February 2015
Date: 20 February 2015
Notes/revisions:
Approved by: Sasanka Sinha
MTech MEPrac (MW&J) MIEAust CPEng RPEQ IWE
Position: Technology Manager & NHE Signature Date: 02 March 2015
Organization: Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Note: This procedure may vary due to fabrication sequence, fit-up, material thickness, number of runs, etc. within the
essential variables.
2
NDT & Inspection Mechanical testing
Hydrostatic testing Metallurgical services
Weld qualification Chemical analysis & PMI
Laboratory - Material Analysis & Testing Services Concrete testing Pressure plant inspection
Test details: Refer to the following pages for individual test details.
Test results: The test results complied with the specification requirements.
Macro Specimen 1
Magnification X 5 approximately
Discontinuities Unacceptable discontinuities were not evident in the test specimens
Comments Nil
Personnel Nathan Tofler / Yashpal Singh Kanda
Test results Test results Complied with Customer specification requirements of 8mm fillet.
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