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Pressure Vessel WPS Welding Materials F-No.

2016-02-27View Original

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What does F-No. of the welding material in a pressure vessel WPS mean? Since both F-NO and A-NO need to be satisfied, and A-NO is defined in terms of its chemical composition, it should be sufficient if A-NO meets the requirements; isn’t this the principle of welding science? So no F-NO is needed?
Reply #22016-03-01
A-NO. It is only used for welding ferrous metals. . The range for classifying A-NO. is quite large. . Why must both be satisfied at the same time? For example. 304 welding, ER308. This is an evaluation. F-NO. 6 A-N0.8: If you use stainless steel 304 that has been cut out for welding your product, it is also possible to carry out welding; the composition of the weld in this case will also meet the requirement of 8. . But this is not allowed.

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