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- - By John P Sullivan Date 04-29-2008 16:44
AWS D1.2:2003

per Figure 3.18
We successfully qualified a WPS
Fillet weld soundness test 5F

Per Table 3.3
Pipe-fillet in the 5F position

Can we fillet weld pipe to pipe T-Y-K?

I am not sure if note 2 affects fillet welds

thanks  JPS
Parent - - By Kix (****) Date 04-30-2008 13:53
You only get note(2) for a 6g pipe groove CJP weld and yes that would make you good for T-K-Y fillet welds.  So I'd have to say no to you being good for T-K-Y fillet connections with the WPS you have.  You need to qualify a WPS for a CJP 6g pipe weld.  Then your welders need to certify on a 6g pipe or take a 2g and 5g pipe test to be able to weld on T-K-Y connections.
Parent - - By John P Sullivan Date 04-30-2008 16:14
Thanks for your opinion.
This seems to be a gray area.
But after more research,
I disagree that we cannot weld fillets in any position including T-Y-K.
I think  note (2) is for CJP and PJP welds only.
I could be wrong.

JPS
Parent - By Kix (****) Date 04-30-2008 17:06
Deffinetly gray, becuase I don't see why you shouldn't be able to weld any kind of fillet with the WPS you have.  I just couldn't find anywhere in the code that had that in writing.  The D1 codes are different on a lot of things like essential variables for pulse as an example. 
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