国外工程现场管理规范性文件-焊接检验Welding Inspection.docVIP

Welding Inspection Table of Contents Scope Applicable Codes Welding Procedures and Welders Qualifications Inspection Requirements Weld Joint Preparation Heat Treatment Radiographic Requirements References FORMS (Typical Example Attached) 26C30 Inspection Record for Site Welding 26C31 Weld Repair Report 26C32 Inspection Record for Field Welds 26C33 Radiograph Inspection Report 26C34 Radiography Record Sheet 26C35 Record of Welder Performance Qualification Test on Groove Welds 1. Scope The purpose of this section is to provide guidelines to Company personnel, in particular to the Welding Engineer, concerning the welding, heat treatment and weld inspection of: Prefabricated piping. Field welding of prefabricated piping. Field welding of random length piping. Field welding of pipe to vessel stub-ends (e.g. furnaces or in some cases vessel to vessel stub-ends due to transport limitations). (Whilst this section is written in terms of welding associated with piping, the same general principles apply to welding of structural steelwork and of storage tanks). Primary responsibility for quality is that of the subcontractor who shall satisfy himself through his own quality system that specified requirements are met. It is the responsibility of the Welding Engineer to ensure that the subcontractor is in fact effectively applying his quality system and obtaining acceptable results. The following specialist organizations are also implicated: Non destructive and destructive testing firms. Possibly third party inspector to meet Authorities requirements. Depending on the particular project, their services may be included in the piping subcontractors scope or alternatively they may be directly controlled by Company. Piping generally involves onsite or offsite prefabrication of spools. This activity may in some circumstances be part of a construction subcontract and controlled from site. It is important that the quality systems put into place for welding and heat treatmen