p999999 100zd11 000 zd0001 - 0 Welding Standard

STANDARD
WELDING STANDARD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Purpose 2
2. Abbreviations 3
3. Application 4
4. Abbreviations 5
5. References 6
5.1 International Standards 6
5.2 DC Standard 9
5.3 Nomenclature 9
6. Responsibilities 10
7. Requirements 11
7.1 Code-Equipment 11
7.2 Classification of Welds 11
7.3 Documentation 11
7.4 Flame straightening 11
7.5 Fe contamination 11
7.6 Backing Strips 12
7.7 Welding Surface Preparation 12
7.8 Welding Consumables 12
7.9 Welding Conditions 12
8. Non-Destructive Tests 13
9. Non Conformity 14
Appendix 1 – ISO/EN Matrix Welding Class Requirements 15
Appendix 2 – AWS/ASME Matrix Welding Class Requirements 19
Appendix 3 – Danieli Corus Weld Plan – Example 23
Appendix 4 – Danieli Corus Weld Map – Example 24
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1. Purpose
This Standard defines DC requirements for welding, heat treatment and inspection for the fabrication of
equipment.
The present Standard shall be used in conjunction international standards and DC drawings as referred to
in the enquiry or PO documents.

2. Abbreviations
ABS – American Bureau for Shipping
ASME – American Society of Mechanical Engineers
ASTM – American Society for Testing and Materials
AWS – American Welding Society
BM – Base Metal
BV – Bureau Veritas
CRA – Corrosion Resistant Alloys
DC – Danieli Corus
EN – European Norm
IIW – International Institute of Welding
ISO – International Standardization Organization
ITP – Inspection and Test Plan
MT – Magnetic Testing
NDT – Non-destructive Testing
NOBO – Notified Body
PO – Purchase Order
PT – Penetrant Testing
PWHT – Post Weld Heat Treatment
RT – Radiographic Testing
TMCP – Thermo-mechanically Controlled Processed
TUV – Technischer Überwachungsverein
UT – Ultrasonic Testing
VDL – Vendor Document List
VT – Visual Testing
WPQ – Welding Personnel Qualification
WPQR – Welding Procedure Qualification Record
WPS – Welding Procedure Specification

3. Application
This Standard is applicable to welded structures and equipment designed, manufactured and tested for
DC under the PO.
This Standard in not applicable to welded structures and equipment designed, manufactured and tested
according to EN 1090, EN 13445-2 or PD 5500. In this case the requirements of EN 1090, EN 13445-4, -5
respectively PD 5500 shall be applied in full.

4. Abbreviations
Terms with initial capital as used in this document shall have the meanings and interpretations assigned to
them in the General Purchase Conditions Danieli Corus B.V.
Standard - a set of technical definitions and guidelines that functions as instructions for the supplier;
Shall - indicates the necessity of following the indicated action;
May - indicates the advice of following the indicated action;
Can - indicates the possibility of following the indicated action.

5. References
5.1 International Standards1
ASME Section V Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code – Section V – Non-destructive Examination
ASME Section VIII Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code – Section VIII – Rules for Construction of
Pressure Vessels – Division 1
ASME Section IX Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code - Section IX – Welding, Brazing and Fusing
Qualifications
ASME B31.1 Power Piping
ASTM E1316 Standard Terminology for Nondestructive Examinations
AWS A5.1 Specification for Carbon Steel Electrodes for Shielded Metal Arc Welding
AWS A5.18 Specification for Carbon Steel Electrodes and Rods for Gas Shielded Arc Welding
AWS B1.10 Gide for Nondestructive Examination of Welds
AWS B2.1 Specification for Welding Procedure and Performance Qualification
AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code – Steel
EN 1011-1 Welding – Recommendations for Welding of Metallic Materials – General

Guidance for Arc Welding
EN 1090-1 Execution of Steel Structures and Aluminum Structures – Requirements for

Conformity Assessment of Structural Components
EN 1090-2 Execution of Steel Structures and Aluminum Structures – Technical Requirements

for Steel Structures
EN 10160 Ultrasonic Testing of Steel Flat Product of Thickness Equal or Greater than 6mm
(Reflection Method)
EN 10204 Metallic Products – Types of Inspection Documents
EN 13445-3 Unfired Pressure Vessels – Design
EN 13445-4 Unfired Pressure Vessels – Fabrication
EN 13445-5 Unfired Pressure Vessels – Inspection and Testing
EN 13479 Welding Consumables – General Product Standard for Filler Metals and Fluxes for
Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials
1
Latest revision of the standard is applicable unless otherwise stated

ISO 2553 Welding and Allied Processes – Symbolic Representation on Drawings – Welded
Joints
ISO 3452-1 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 1: General Principles
ISO 3452-2 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 2: Testing of Penetrant

Materials
ISO 3452-3 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 3: Reference Test Blocks
ISO 3452-4 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 4: Equipment
ISO 3834-1 Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials – Part 1: Criteria for
the Selection of the Appropriate Level of Quality Requirements
ISO 3834-2 Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials – Part 2:
Comprehensive Quality Requirements
ISO 3834-3 Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials – Part 3: Standard
Quality Requirements
ISO 3834-4 Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials – Part 4:
Elementary Quality Requirements
ISO 4063 Welding and Allied Processes – Nomenclature of Processes and Reference
Numbers
ISO 5576 Non-destructive Testing – Industrial X-Ray and Gamma Ray Radiology -
Vocabulary
ISO 5577 Non-destructive Testing – Ultrasonic Testing – Vocabulary
ISO 5817 Welding – Fusion - Welded Joints in Steel, Nickel, Titanium and their Alloys
(Beam Welding Excluded) – Quality Levels for Imperfections
ISO 6520-1 Welding and Allied Processes – Classification of Geometric Imperfections in

Metallic Materials – Part 1: Fusion Welding
ISO 6947 Welding and Allied Processes – Welding Positions
ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems – Requirements
ISO 9013 Thermal Cutting – Classification of Thermal Cuts – Geometrical Product

Specification and Quality Tolerances
ISO 9606-1 Qualification Test of Welders – Fusion Welding – Part 1: Steels
ISO 9606-3 Approval Testing of Welders – Fusion Welding – Part 3: Copper and Copper
Alloys
ISO 9606-4 Approval Testing of Welders – Fusion Welding – Part 4: Nickel and Nickel Alloys
ISO 9606-5 Approval Testing of Welders – Fusion Welding – Part 5: Titanium and Titanium
Alloys, Zirconium and Zirconium Alloys

ISO 9692-1 Welding and Allied Processes – Types of Joint Preparation – Part 1: Manual Metal
Arc Welding, Gas Shield Metal Arc Welding, Gas Welding, TIG Welding and Beam
Welding of Steels
ISO 9692-2 Welding and Allied Processes – Types of Joint Preparation – Part 2: Submerged
Arc Welding of Steels
ISO 9712 Non-destructive Testing – Qualification and Certification of NDT Personnel
ISO 10675-1 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Acceptance Levels for Radiographic Testing –
Part 1: Steel, Nickel, Titanium and Their Alloys
ISO 10863 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Ultrasonic Testing – Use of Time-of-Flight

Diffraction Technique (TOFD)
ISO 11666 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Ultrasonic Testing – Acceptance Levels
ISO 12706 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Vocabulary
ISO 12707 Non-destructive Testing – Magnetic Particle Testing – Vocabulary
ISO 13916 Welding – Measurement of Preheating Temperature, Interpass Temperature and

Preheat maintenance Temperature
ISO 14731 Welding Coordination – Tasks and Responsibilities
ISO 14732 Welding Personnel – Qualification Testing of Welding Operators and Weld
Setters for Mechanized and Automatic Welding Of Metallic Materials
ISO 15626 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Time-of-Flight Diffraction Technique (TOFD)

– Acceptance Levels
ISO 15607 Specification and Qualification of Welding Procedures for Metallic Materials –
General Rules
ISO 15608 Welding – Guidelines for Metallic Materials Grouping System
ISO 15609-1 Specification and Qualification of Welding Procedures for Metallic Materials –
Welding Procedure Specification – Part 1: Arc welding
Welding Procedure Test – Part 1: Arc and Gas Welding of Steels and Arc Welding
of Nickel and Nickel Alloys
Welding Procedure Specification – Part 1: Arc welding
ISO 15613 Specification and Qualification of Welding Procedures for Metallic Materials –
Qualification based on Pre-production Welding Test
ISO 17020 Conformity Assessment – Requirements for the Operation of Various Types of
Bodies Preforming Inspection

ISO 17635 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – General Rules for Metallic Materials
ISO 17636-1 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Radiographic Testing – Part 1: X- and

Gamma-ray Techniques with Film
ISO 17636-2 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Radiographic Testing – Part 2: X- and

Gamma-ray Techniques with Digital Detectors
ISO 17637 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Visual Testing of Fusion-Welded Joints
ISO 17663 Welding – Quality Requirements for Heat Treatment in Connection with Welding
and Allied Processes
ISO 17671-2 Welding – Recommendations for Welding of Metallic Materials – Part2: Arc
Welding of Ferritic Steels
ISO 17638 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Magnetic Particle Testing
ISO 17640 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Ultrasonic Testing – Techniques, Testing

Levels, and Assessment
ISO 23277 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Penetrant Testing – Acceptance Levels
ISO 23278 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Magnetic Particle Testing – Acceptance

Levels
5.2 DC Standard
No DC standards are relevant to the present standard
5.3 Nomenclature
DC / SUPPLIER / MANUFACTURER: Party who is in charge with the supply of a welded structure.
FABRICATOR / VENDOR: Parties which are touching the material (forming, cutting, welding, heat
treatment, etc.) such as workshop of the fabricator or sub-suppliers, including also supplier of material
(plates, forgings, casting, welding additives, etc.) as well as groups or companies for pre-assembly-,
erection- or maintenance, etc.

6. Responsibilities
Fabricator/Vendor of the welded structures and equipment is responsible that all relevant standards as
well as this standard are applied and executed. Fabricator shall not subcontract any activities for a welded
structure without prior written authorization from DC.
DC project specific requirements as detailed on project drawings take precedence over the general
requirements in this Standard
DC shall be informed in writing;

 In cases the requirements of this document cannot meet by the Fabricator/Vendor.
 If conflicts between this Standard and referenced documents are found.
Any deviation and alteration from this document requires written authorization from DC to proceed.

7. Requirements
7.1 Code-Equipment
Equipment that is subjected to a design code such as pressure vessels and heat exchangers require welding
in accordance to stringent standards and to local, national or international codes, rules and law
requirements.
If design is conducted as per EN/ISO or ASME/AWS-standards conduct welding and inspection have to
be in line with EN/ISO or ASME/AWS.
However, mixing of standards is not allowed.
7.2 Classification of Welds

DC has classified the welding, inspection and testing in three weld classes, this has been done to help
Suppliers and clarify DC requirements.
The welds are divided in 3 quality classes, each with their own requirements:
 Class W-1 (highest quality class), see Appendix 1 or Appendix 2;

 Class W-2 (middle quality class), see Appendix 1 or Appendix 2;
 Class W-3 (workmanship quality class), see Appendix 1 or Appendix 2;
The required quality classes for the different group of welds are indicated in the relevant drawings and
specifications.
7.3 Documentation
Prior to commencing any welding activity, submit for DC’s review and approval the required welding
documentation, as per applicable weld class and VDL.
After welding is completed the welding record (as-run) shall be submitted to DC.
Supplier shall use welding symbols in accordance to an International Organization e.g. ISO 2553, IIW or
AWS standards.
7.4 Flame straightening

Flame straightening can be used after welding. Supplier shall submit for DC review and approval the flame
straightening procedure, which shall include as a minimum the temperature application and control.
It is not allowed to use flame straightening on TMCP materials unless their manufacturing (material)
certificates shows simulated PWHT has been conducted and they have been tested in this condition.
7.5 Fe contamination
Supplier shall have stainless steel and CRA material segregated (including use of separate labelled tools)
from C-Mn steel in order to avoid Fe contamination. For stainless steel and CRA welding monitoring
temperature (pre-heat and interpass) it is recommended to use contact thermocouples and not use surface
temperature indicator crayons.

7.6 Backing Strips

 Supplier shall make use of the same type of material for permanent backing strips (ceramic backing
strips are always allowed), -rings, -spacer blocks and run off tabs as the parent materials.
 Copper backing strips are only allowed after written confirmation from DC has been obtained
7.7 Welding Surface Preparation

 The welding surface shall be free from oxides, paint, oil, grease, fat, zinc, dust or other contamination.
 Weld bevels shall be inspected by VT and PT/MT (acceptance criteria as per Appendix 1 or 2) prior to
the welding operation.
 The welding surface shall be free from pits, pores, cracks, flaws, laminations, burrs, etc. due to material
imperfections or resulting from the manufacturing processes or caused by slitting, punching, nibbling,
thermal cutting, etc.
Tack Welding
 Tack welds shall be positioned in the melting zone of the first weld bead layer (the root layer)
 Tack welds shall be cleaned, grinded or totally removed before the actual welding.
7.8 Welding Consumables

 Supplier shall use the noblest type of metal for welds joining dissimilar metals.
 Supplier shall determine the flushing requirements and the required amount of inert gas for the backing
in relation to the type of weld seam, the position and the type of materials under concern. For stainless
steel and CRA welding the purging method and extent shall be approved by DC prior to use.
7.9 Welding Conditions

All work (including welding) shall be executed as much as possible in a workshop which has heating
facilities. In case that work has to be performed outside in the open air Supplier shall obtain approval from
the DC with respect to the conditions.
Work outside shall not take place if climatic and ambient weather conditions are forecasted such as:
 Condensation, rain or snow are present on the base material;
 Dust and fallout is present on the base material;
 Wind speed at weld location is greater than 38km/h (10.7m/s);
 Temperature outside at weld location is below -5 °C (23 °F);
 Any other condition that would have a negative effect on the quality of the weld;
Whenever work is conducted outside weather-suitable protection shall be used to ensure that the welding
work performed can meet the requirements. The weather-protection is subject to approval by the DC.

8. Non-Destructive Tests
NDT shall be carried out after final heat treatment (e.g. PWHT if required) and before any painting or
coating application. The time for NDT after final heat treatment is depending on the material but shall not
be less than 24 hours. It is recommended to apply NDT also before PWHT in order to avoid additional
heat treatment in case of repair.
NDT testing shall be conducted as per Appendix 1 or Appendix 2. NDT testing shall be either MT or PT
(not both techniques). NDT testing shall be either UT or RT (not both techniques).
NDT testing is detailed in Appendix 1 or Appendix 2 however requirements detailed in drawing will always
take precedence and should be followed above this specification.

9. Non Conformity
Repairs of defects is allowed in conformance with the applicable welding codes according to which the
main WPS is made (ISO, EN, AWS, ASME). If weld repairs are required DC shall be informed immediately.
The welding record (as-run) shall be submitted also for repairs.
If PWHT is required by the WPS and a repair is conducted after PWHT, then a new PWHT shall be
conducted. The WPQR shall be made simulating the intended number of re-repairs and PWHT allowed.
Supplier shall completely finish all welding prior any PWHT

Appendix 1 – ISO/EN Matrix Welding Class Requirements

The welding requirements per Welding Class, W-1, W-2 and W-3 are indicated in the following Matrix in
the four Sections;
1. Welding Quality Control
2. Welding Procedures
3. Weld Personnel
4. Weld Inspection and Testing
The international ISO/EN Standards are used as basis for the quality assessment of the different weld
classes.

General Weld Class Weld Class Weld Class

Standards W1 W2 W3
1 Quality Control
1.1 Company Quality System including ISO 9001 QA/QC System in accordance with ISO 9001
Subcontractors
1.2 Quality Requirements for Welding ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 ISO 3834-4
1.3 Competence of NDT - External organization ISO 17020 Certificate required N/A
Competence of NDT - Internal organization ISO 3834 Only allowed if NDT Department is independent of Production N/A
Department
1.4 Welding Plan and Weld Map Required N/A
1.5 Welding Coordination ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 N/A
1.6 Parent Materials - Certificate EN 10204 3.1 Certificate 2.1 Declaration
Parent Materials - Inspection for lamination EN 10160 S3 body E4 for edge S2 body E3 for edge N/A
and/or segregations
Parent Materials - Weld edge requirements EN 10160 E4 E3
after bevelling
Parent Materials - Storage, Identification, ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 N/A
Traceability
1.7 Welding Consumables EN13479 Type and grade used required approval by NOBO e.g. TUV, ABS, BV, etc
Welding Consumables - Certificate EN 10204 2.2 Test Report
Welding Consumables - Storage and ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 + As per ISO 3834-3 + As per As per manufacturer’s
handling manufacturer’s instruction manufacturer’s instruction instruction
1.8 ITP Required to be approved by DC before welding starts Only if required by VDL
2 Welding Procedures
2.1 Indication of weld process & general ISO 25901-3 Applicable – for vocabulary
standards ISO 4063 Applicable – for nomenclature and reference numbers
ISO 6947 Applicable – for welding positions
EN 1011-1 Recommended – general guidance
2.2 Specification and qualification of welding ISO 15607 Applicable N/A
procedures – General rules ISO 15608
2.3 WPS ISO 15609-1 Required
2.4 WPQR ISO 15614-1 Required N/A
ISO 15613
2.5 Joint design and preparation - General ISO 9692-1 Applicable
ISO 9692-2
Joint design and preparation – Thermal ISO 9013 Applicable
cutting


Standards W1 W2 W3
Joint design and preparation – Surface Maximum 500 microns
roughness
2.6 Pre-heating weld zones - General ISO 17671-2 Applicable
Pre-heating weld zones – Measurement of ISO 13916 Applicable
pre-heat and interpass temperatures
2.7 PWHT ISO 3834 ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 ISO 3834-4
ISO 17663 Applicable Applicable Applicable
3 Weld Personnel
3.1 WPQ ISO 9606 Required – Mechanical testing to be performed by NOBO
3.2 Weld operator qualification ISO 14732 Required – Mechanical testing to be performed by NOBO
3.3 Weld coordination personnel ISO 14731 Required
4 Welding Inspection and Testing
4.1 General Rules NDT – Selection of NDT ISO 17635 Applicable
methods
General Rules NDT – Terminology ISO 5817 Applicable – for VT
ISO 5577 Applicable – for UT
ISO 5576 Applicable – for X-ray
ISO 12706 Applicable – for PT
ISO 12707 Applicable – for MT
General Rules NDT – Classification of ISO 6520-1 Applicable
imperfections
NDT Procedures Required to be submitted for DC’s review/approval
4.2 Qualification of NDT personnel - General ISO 9712 Required
Qualification of NDT personnel executing ISO 9712 Level 2
inspection and signing report
Qualification of NDT personnel approving ISO 9712 Level 3
procedures
4.3 VT - General ISO 17637 Required
VT – Acceptance criteria ISO 5817 Quality Class B Quality Class C Quality Class D
VT – Extent of examination 100% of all welds
VT – Test Report Required Only if required by VDL
4.4 PT - General ISO 3452-1 Required N/A
PT – Acceptance criteria ISO 23277 Level 2X N/A
PT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%2 of all finished welds N/A


Standards W1 W2 W3
PT – Test Report Required N/A
4.5 MT - General ISO 17638 Required N/A
MT – Acceptance criteria ISO 23278 Level 2X N/A
MT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%2 of all finished welds N/A
MT – Test Report Required N/A
4.6 UT - General ISO 176402 Testing Level C Testing Level B N/A
UT – Acceptance criteria ISO 11666 Level 1 Level 2 N/A
UT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%2 of all finished welds N/A
UT – Test Report Required N/A
4.7 RT - General ISO 17636 Test Class B N/A
RT – Acceptance criteria ISO 10675-1 Level 1 Level 2 N/A
RT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%3 of all finished welds N/A
RT – Test Report Required N/A
2
If written agreement is obtained from DC, UT can also be done as per ISO 10863 test level C for weld class W1, test level B for weld class W2 with acceptance criteria as
per ISO 15626 level 1 for weld class W1 and level 2 for weld class W2.
3
NDT shall be increased by 25% (to 50%) if ≤20% of the examined welds are rejected.
NDT shall be increased to 100% if >20% of the examined welds are rejected.
DC has the right to indicate which welds shall be inspected comprising the 25%.
All welders and weld types shall be inspected with the 25%

Appendix 2 – AWS/ASME Matrix Welding Class Requirements

The welding requirements per Welding Class, W-1, W-2 and W-3 are indicated in the following Matrix in
the four Sections;
1. Welding Quality Control
2. Welding Procedures
3. Weld Personnel
4. Weld Inspection and Testing
The AWS/ASME Standards are used as basis for the quality assessment of the different weld classes.


Standards W1 W2 W3
1 Quality Control
1.1 Company Quality System including ISO 9001 QA/QC System in accordance with ISO 9001
Subcontractors
1.2 Quality Requirements for Welding ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 ISO 3834-4
1.3 Competence of NDT - External organization ISO 17020 Certificate required N/A
Competence of NDT - Internal organization ISO 3834 Only allowed if NDT Department is independent of Production N/A
Department
1.4 Welding Plan and Weld Map Required N/A
1.5 Welding Coordination ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 N/A
1.6 Parent Materials – Mill Certificate ASME II part A Required
Parent Materials - Inspection for lamination ASME II part A Required - SA 20 section 9
and/or segregations
Parent Materials - Weld edge requirements See sections 4.4 or 4.5 below
after bevelling
Parent Materials - Storage, Identification, ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 N/A
Traceability
1.7 Welding Consumables AWS A5.1 Type and grade used required approval by NOBO e.g. TUV, ABS, BV, etc
AWS A5.18
ASME II part C
Welding Consumables - Certificate EN 10204 2.2 Test Report
Welding Consumables - Storage and ISO 3834 series ISO 3834-2 + As per ISO 3834-3 + As per As per manufacturer’s
handling manufacturer’s instruction manufacturer’s instruction instruction
1.8 ITP Required to be approved by DC before welding starts Only if required by VDL
2 Welding Procedures
2.1 Indication of weld process & general ASME IX Applicable
standards AWS D1.1
2.2 Specification and qualification of welding ASME IX Applicable N/A
procedures – General rules AWS D1.1
2.3 WPS ASME IX Required
AWS D1.1
2.4 WPQR ASME IX Required N/A
AWS B2.1
2.5 Joint design and preparation – Surface Maximum 500 microns
roughness


Standards W1 W2 W3
2.6 Pre-heating weld zones – Measurement of Required
pre-heat and interpass temperatures
2.7 PWHT ISO 3834 ISO 3834-2 ISO 3834-3 ISO 3834-4
ASME VIII UW-40
3 Weld Personnel
3.1 WPQ ASME IX Required – Mechanical testing to be performed by NOBO
AWS D1.1
3.2 Weld operator qualification ASME IX Required – Mechanical testing to be performed by NOBO
AWS D1.1
3.3 Weld coordination personnel ASME IX Required
AWS D1.1
4 Welding Inspection and Testing
General Rules NDT – Selection of NDT ASME V Applicable
methods AWS B1.10
General Rules NDT – Terminology ASTM E 1316 Applicable
NDT Procedures Required to be submitted for DC’s review/approval
4.2 Qualification of NDT personnel - General SNT-TC-1A Required
Qualification of NDT personnel executing SNT-TC-1A Level 2
inspection and signing report
Qualification of NDT personnel approving SNT-TC-1A Level 3
procedures
4.3 VT - General ASME V art 9 Required
AWD D1.1
chapter 6
VT – Acceptance criteria AWS D1.1 chapter Cyclically loaded nontubular Statically loaded nontubular connections (Table 6.1)
6 connections (Table 6.1)
ISO 5814 Quality Class B Quality Class C Quality Class D
VT – Extent of examination 100% of all welds
VT – Test Report Required Only if required by VDL
4.4 PT - General ASME V art 6 Required N/A
PT – Acceptance criteria ASME VIII Appendix 8 N/A
PT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%3 of all finished welds N/A
PT – Test Report Required N/A
4.5 MT - General ASME V art 7 Required N/A


Standards W1 W2 W3
MT – Acceptance criteria ASME VIII Appendix 6 N/A
MT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%3 of all finished welds N/A
MT – Test Report Required N/A
4.6 UT - General ASME V Article 4 N/A
AWS D1.1 Chapter 6
UT – Acceptance criteria ASME VIII Appendix 12 N/A
AWS D1.1 Class B (Table 6.3) Class B (Table 6.2)
UT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%3 of all finished welds N/A
UT – Test Report Required N/A
4.7 RT - General ASME V Article 2 N/A
RT – Acceptance criteria ASME VIII UW 51 UW 52 N/A
RT – Extent of examination 100% of all finished welds 25%4 of all finished welds N/A
RT – Test Report Required N/A
4
NDT shall be increased by 25% (to 50%) if 20% of the examined welds are rejected.
NDT shall be increased to 100% if more than 20% of the examined welds are rejected.
DC has the right to choose which welds shall be inspected to form the 25%.
All welders and weld types shall be inspected in the 25%

Appendix 3 – Danieli Corus Weld Plan – Example

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ASME – American Society of Mechanical Engineers

ASTM – American Society for Testing and Materials

AWS – American Welding Society

CRA – Corrosion Resistant Alloys

IIW – International Institute of Welding

ISO – International Standardization Organization

ITP – Inspection and Test Plan

NDT – Non-destructive Testing

NOBO – Notified Body

PWHT – Post Weld Heat Treatment

TMCP – Thermo-mechanically Controlled Processed

TUV – Technischer Überwachungsverein

VDL – Vendor Document List

WPQ – Welding Personnel Qualification

WPQR – Welding Procedure Qualification Record

WPS – Welding Procedure Specification

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Shall - indicates the necessity of following the indicated action;

May - indicates the advice of following the indicated action;

Can - indicates the possibility of following the indicated action.

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ASME B31.1 Power Piping

ASTM E1316 Standard Terminology for Nondestructive Examinations

AWS B1.10 Gide for Nondestructive Examination of Welds

AWS B2.1 Specification for Welding Procedure and Performance Qualification

AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code – Steel

EN 1011-1 Welding – Recommendations for Welding of Metallic Materials – General

EN 1090-1 Execution of Steel Structures and Aluminum Structures – Requirements for

EN 1090-2 Execution of Steel Structures and Aluminum Structures – Technical Requirements

EN 10204 Metallic Products – Types of Inspection Documents

EN 13445-3 Unfired Pressure Vessels – Design

EN 13445-4 Unfired Pressure Vessels – Fabrication

EN 13445-5 Unfired Pressure Vessels – Inspection and Testing

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ISO 3452-1 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 1: General Principles

ISO 3452-2 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 2: Testing of Penetrant

ISO 3452-4 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Part 4: Equipment

ISO 5577 Non-destructive Testing – Ultrasonic Testing – Vocabulary

ISO 6520-1 Welding and Allied Processes – Classification of Geometric Imperfections in

ISO 6947 Welding and Allied Processes – Welding Positions

ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems – Requirements

ISO 9013 Thermal Cutting – Classification of Thermal Cuts – Geometrical Product

ISO 9606-1 Qualification Test of Welders – Fusion Welding – Part 1: Steels

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ISO 9712 Non-destructive Testing – Qualification and Certification of NDT Personnel

ISO 10863 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Ultrasonic Testing – Use of Time-of-Flight

ISO 11666 Non-destructive Testing of Welds – Ultrasonic Testing – Acceptance Levels

ISO 12706 Non-destructive Testing – Penetrant Testing – Vocabulary

ISO 12707 Non-destructive Testing – Magnetic Particle Testing – Vocabulary

ISO 13916 Welding – Measurement of Preheating Temperature, Interpass Temperature and