Position---ASME 焊接位置详解（）.pptVIP

? Sperko Engineering 2005 WWW.SPERKOENGINEERING.COM May, 2004 ? Sperko Engineering 2004 Understanding “Position” in Welding This presentation is copyrighted by Sperko Engineering General permission is granted for use of this presentation including printing thereof for educational purposes provided credit is given to Sperko Engineering. Use of the figures herein in any other publication without specific written permission is prohibited. This presentation is copyrighted by Sperko Engineering The primary purpose of this presentation is twofold: Make sure that code users understand the difference between testing positions and production welding positions Help users understand how to read the figures that define production welding positions shown on the next page. Production Welding Positions Standard Test Positions Standard Testing Positions Testing Position 1G/PA Test Position 2G/PC Test Position 3F/PF or PG Test Position 6G/HL045 or JL045 Test Positions are Discreetly Defined Because of tolerance limits on test positions, positions in between test positions are undefined! That is, a weld that is inclined 22° uphill and rotated 36° about its axis has no “G” or “F” position. Such a position, however, may be encountered during production welding. Production welding positions, therefore, need to be defined contiguously. Test Positions Qualify Welders for Specific Welding Positions Test Positions ? Welding Positions Welding Positions Welding positions for groove welds are defined by the following diagram.NOTEWelding Position Diagrams are contiguous.  Welding Positions for Groove Welds Tabulation showing transition points between welding positions Let’s start with the Flat Position Welding Positions Flat Positions Axis Inclination Start at Nominal Flat Position Flat Upward Inclined Limit Flat Upward Inclined Limit Flat Downward Limit Is Implied Welding Positions Flat Position --Rotation About Axis Flat Rolled Limit Clockwise Flat Rolled Limit Clockwise Flat Rolled