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Electrode Qualification Requirement

05/14/2008 10:03 AM

Dear all members,

I have a query regarding electrode E6010 & E8010-G batch qualification test requirement as per ASME Sec II-C.

We have procured E6010 (SFA 5.1) & E8010-G electrodes and now we want to do their batch qualification test. Which type of tests (chemical, mechanical, RT etc.) are required for their batch qualification as per ASME Sec II-C ?

Which are other things that I have to check in their T.C. (Manufacturer's Test Certificate) apart from these qualification testing ?

I will be very grateful if anybody can give me reply in little details regarding exact type of testing.

Thanks & Regards,

PR

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Re: Electrode Qualification Requirement

05/14/2008 11:21 PM

Please refer to ASME code, Section II, Part C:

♣ For electrode E6010: Chapter SFA-5.1 "SPECIFICATION FOR CARBON STEEL ELECTRODES FOR SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING", Table 4-Required Tests.

♣ For electrode E8010-G: Chapter SFA-5.5 "SPECIFICATION FOR LOW-ALLOY STEEL ELECTRODES FOR SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING", Table 5-Required Tests.

Note. If you don't have these tables, please let me know your e-mail and I will send you a copy.

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Re: Electrode Qualification Requirement

05/15/2008 10:12 AM

Dear Mr. Abdel Halim Galala,

Thanks for your reply.

I want to further elaborate on this.

As you also mentioned, for E6010, SFA-5.1, Table 4 represents required tests.

We have size of electrode is 3.2 mm, so for this size "no testing is required", as I interpreted. Am I correct on this ?

And what about manufacturer, even he is also not required to do any testing if he goes by this specification (SFA 5.01-schedule I or J)....then on what basis he can certify E6010 electrode having 3.2 mm size ?

So, as far as SFA-5.1 is concern, for E6010 electrode with 3.2 mm size no testing is required ??

I am confused on this point. Can you please explain or clarify my doubt ?

ALso, I am not able to interpret the note (2) given at the bottom of Table-4.....what actually this note (2) means ?

I will be grateful to you and will appreciate your reply on this for my better understanding of code.

With Best Regards,

PR

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Re: Electrode Qualification Requirement

05/15/2008 10:15 AM

Dear Mr. Abdel Halim Galala,

Thanks for your reply.

I want to further elaborate on this.

As you also mentioned, for E6010, SFA-5.1, Table 4 represents required tests.

We have size of electrode is 3.2 mm, so for this size "no testing is required", as I interpreted. Am I correct on this ?

And what about manufacturer, even he is also not required to do any testing if he goes by this specification (SFA 5.01-schedule I or J)....then on what basis he can certify E6010 electrode having 3.2 mm size ?

So, as far as SFA-5.1 is concern, for E6010 electrode with 3.2 mm size no testing is required ??

I am confused on this point. Can you please explain or clarify my doubt ?

ALso, I am not able to interpret the note (2) given at the bottom of Table-4.....what actually this note (2) means ?

I will be grateful to you and will appreciate your reply on this for my better understanding of code.

With Best Regards,

PR

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