16/11 2000 14:92 FAR +45 (52 BRON oneh FROME RIB ee — BRITISH STANDARD Lu by ohn BS EN A Specification and approval of welding procedures for metallic materials Part 3. Welding procedure tests for the arc welding of steels “The European Standard EN 288-3 : 1962, with the incorporation of ‘merriment Al, has the stafus of a British Standard. Darf nur intern verwendet wereen Kes sis0s0 NORMENSTE NO COPYING WITHOUT BSI PERMISSLON EXCEPT AS PERMITTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW. 288-3: 1992 ISSUE : 1997 Ines : Amendment Al, not issued separately and incorporatig Corrigendum No.lAB‘LL 2000 14:32 FAX #49 732 Senn oneal BS EN 2883 : 1992/A1 : 1997 SS ‘Tus Bris Suneard, having bbeea prepared under the direction of te Engineeang, Secwor Beard, was published ‘wrdee the authori of the Standards Board and coms Into sect on 1 May 1082 est 1098 ‘De following BSI references cela to the work on dis standart. Conunline reference WEERS Dat for comment 69710005 DC ISBN 058028115 7 SE RIM. Sere Issue 3, June 1998 Committees responsible for this British Standard ‘The preparation of this British Standard was entrusted to Technical Committee WEDA6, Approval testing of welding procedures and welders, upon which the following bodies were represented: AEA Technology Association of Consulting Scientists British Constructional Steelwork Association Ltd British fron and Steel Producers’ Association Baitish Nuclear Fuels ple British Railways Board Biitish Stainless Steel Association Castings Technology International Electricity Associetion General Municipal Boilermaker and Allied Trades Union ‘Health and Safety Executive Fleating and Ventilating Contractors’ Association Lloyds Register of Shipping Ministry of Defence Power Generation Contractors’ Association (PGCA (BEAMA Ltd)) Process Plant Association Rallway Indusxry association Safety Assessment Federation Ltd, Welding Institute Welding Manufacnurers’ Association (BEAMA Ltd.) Amendments issued since publication Amd. No. Date ‘Text affected 9736 Nowember | Indicated by a sideline in the macgin ~ 10026 June 1968 | Indicated by a sideline in the margin Com: No.16-11 2000 14:33 Fax +43 752 G80" Otek BRU ee Meer Issue 2, June 1998 BS EN 288-3 : 1992 Summary of pages , ‘The following thle identifies the current issue of each page. Issue { indicates that a page has been introduced for the frst time by amendment. Subsequent isoue numbers indicate an updated page. Vertical sidatining on replacement pages indicates the most recent changes (amendment, addition, deletion). Pare [issee Paae Ten Front cover 3 loir 2 | Inside front cover 3 18 3 a 2 19 to 33, 2 b blank au blank 1 3 Inside back cover blank it blank Back cover 3 OBS! 1908,16/11 2000 14:39 FAS +45 fos Yeon esek URN eee toe Issue 3, June 1998 BS EN 2883 : 1992/A- 1997 National foreword ‘This Part of BS EN 288 has been prepared by Tochnical Committee WEES, and is the English language version of EN 2885 : 1982 Specification and opproval of welding ‘procedures for metallic materials — Part $: Welding procedure tesis for Wwe are thelding of steals, incorporating amendment Al, published by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) It suparsedes BS 4870 : Part 1: 1981 on 28 August 1992, EN 228 ard amendment Al were produced as 2 result of international discussions in. ‘which the UK tooic an active part | cross-references “The British Standards which implement international or European publications refered to in this document may be found in the BSI Standards Catalogue under the Section entitled International Standards Correspondance Index, or using the ‘Find’ facilty of the BSI Standards Electronic Catalogue. ‘A British Standard does not purport te include all the necessary provisions of a A contract. Users of British Standards are resporsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. © BST 197RE ae nS Oe ON MRO arate te) Vinee ____ Ha NT SER TY se a EUROPEAN STANDARD EN 2883 NORME EUROPEENNE February 1992 EUROPAISCHE NORM +Al June 1997 ICS 621.701.75(083.1): 660-14: 670.1 Descriptors: Woiig, vs welding sels, procecue, approval, ts, description, spetiaton,sexingwe sondicors English version Specification and approval of welding procedures for metallic materials — Part 3: Welding procedure tests for the arc welding of steels (includes amendment Al : 1997) Descriptif et qualifaction d'un mode opératoire de Anforderung und Anerkennung von soudage pour les matériaux mécalliques— SchweiSverfahren flir metalische Werkstaffe — Partie 3: Epreuves de qualification d'un mode Teil 3: Schweiverfahrensprotungen fur das opératolte de soudage & Yarc sur acier LichtbogenschweiGen von Stihlen Gnelut Tamendement Al : 1997) Cerwhalt Anderung Al : 1997) 3 ‘This European Standard was approved by CEN on 1992-02-21. Amendment Al was J apptoved on 190612-1. CEN members are bound to comply with the GEN/CENELEO Interral Regulations which stipulase the conditions for giving this ‘European Standard the stamus of a national standard without any alteration. Uptodate lists ard bibliographical references concerning such national standards rray be obtained on application to the Central Secretariat or to any CEN member ‘Tris European Standard exists in three oificial versions (English, French, German), ‘Aversion in any other lmguage made by translation under the responsibly of a CEN member into its own language and notified to the Central Secretariat has the ‘same stafus as the official versions, CEN members are the national standards bodies of Austria, Belgiam, Denmarc Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain Sweden. Switzerland arid United Kingsorn. CEN European Committe for Standardization Comité Européen de Normalisation Europaisches Komitee fur Normung Central Secretariat: rue de Stassart 36, B-1050 Brussels © 1997 Copyright reserved to CEN members. Ref. No. EN 268-5 : 1962 + Al : 1997AGCAL £000 T4505 Fas #40 teem eee » Page 2 EN 288-3 : 1992/Al : 1997 Foreword ‘This standard has been prepared by Working Group 1 Specification and approval of welding procedures for metalic materials of CEN/TC 121 Welding. For this standard, ISO/TC 49SC10N 177 was considered and Used as 2 basis. However, alterations ‘were necessary due to the consideration of experience and updated knowledge. In accordance with the Common CEN/CENELEC Rules, the following countries are bound to implement this Buropean Standard: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Groves, Iealand, Ireland, Traly, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, @ F* Shesen Sermerand and Ute angio | Foreword of Amendment Al ‘This amendment EN 2889 ; 1962/A1 : 1997 to EN 2583; 1992 tas been prepared by the Technical Committee CEN/TC 121, Welding, the secretariat of hich is held by DS. This Amendment to the European Standard EN 2855 : 1992 shall be given the status of a national standard, either by publication of an Identical taxt or by endorsement, at the latest by December 1907, and conflicting rational standards shall be withdrawn at the latest by December 1997. According to the CEN/CENELEC Internal Regulations, the national standards onjanizations of the following countries are bound to implement this European Standart: Austria, Belgurn, Czech Republic, Derunark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. 62 63 7a 12 13 14 758 81 82 83 84 BB 9 —e Issue 2, November 1997 Preliminary welding procedure specification (PWPS) Welding procedure test Test piece General Shape and dimensions of test pleces Wielding af text pioceo Bramination and testinst Event of costing Location and euting of text specimens Non-destructive examination Destructive tests Revesting Range of approval General Related to the manufacturer Related to the material Common to all welding procedures ‘Specific to processes Welding procedure approval record CWPAR) Annexes A (Ginformative) Welding Procedure Approval Record form CWPAR) Gaformative) Types of steel according to the grouping system of table 3 prior to issue of Buropean Standard a sie tn hh Hae wih io 0 “ ay 5 Ww Ww Ww Ww rt 2016/11 2000 La:3d FAX +43 792 C850 sack Issue 2, November 1997 0 Introduction All new welding procedure are tobe accordance with this standard frem the date of ts issue, ‘However, this standard does not invalidate previous welding procedure approvals made to former national ‘sxandards or specifications provi technical requirements is satisfied and the previous procedure approvals are relevant to the application, and production work on which they are to be employed. Also, where additional tests have to be carried out to make the approval technically equivalent, 1tis only necessary to do the additional tests on a test plece which should be made in accordance with this standard, Consideration of previous procedure approvals to former national standards or specifications shauld be af the time of the enquiry or contract stage and agreed between the contracung parties. 1 Scope ‘This standard specifies how a welding procedure specification is approved by welding procedure tests. Ic defines the conditions for the execution of welding procedure approval tasts and the limits of validity of fn approved welding procedure for all practical welding operations within the range of variables listed in clause 8, ‘Tess shall be carried out in accordance with this standard unless more severe tests are specified by the relevant application standard or contract when these shall apply. This standard applies to the arc welding of steels. The principles of this standard may be applied to other fusion welding processes subject to agreement beoween the contracting parties. NOTE. Specific sence, mate! ox manuiscoutrg condiiors may ‘equire mace corepeenensive testing dan speciind ty ds Sndard im order fo gain more ioenacion and to avokd repeating the welding procedure txt atu ner date Just to abtalnadetonal terceaia, ‘Such tests may include: longitudinal weld tensile test; ~all weld metal bend test: ~ Charpy Vinowch impact test; ~ yield strength or 02% proof stress; — elongation; = chemical analysis; = micro examination; delta ferrite determination in austenitic stainless steels. mer ion FROVER LEA e—e—_ Page 3 EN 288.8: 1999/A1 + 1907 ‘Are welding is covered by the following processes in accordance with EN 24063: LL ~ metabarc welding with covered electrode; 114 - fluxcored metalare welding without gas shield; 121 - submerged arc welding with electrode: 122 — submerged arc welding with strip electrode; 131 — metal.are inart gas welding, MIG welding; 135 ~ metabare active gas welding, MAG welding; 156 - Mux-cored wire metalarc welding with active gas shield; 197 - fluxcored wire metalare metal with inert gas shield; 141 — tungsten inert gas welding, TIG welding, 18 — plasma are welding, 2 Normative references ‘This Bwopean Standard incorporates by dated or undated reference, provisions from other publications. ‘These normative references are cited at the appropriate places In the text and the publications are sted hereafter. For dated references, subsequent amendments t0 o revisions of any of these publications apply to this European Standard only ‘when incorporated in it by amendment or revision. For undated references the latest edition of the publication referred to applies. EN 287-1 Approval tasting of welders — Fusion welding — Fart 1: Steels Specification ond approvat of welding procedures for metalic materials — ‘Part J: General rules for fision ‘welding Specification and approval of welding Procedures for metallic materials — Part: Welding procedure specification Jor are welding ‘Non destructive testing — Penetrant testing — Port 2: General principles Destructive tests on welds in metallic materials — Impact tasts — Test specimen loaation, notch orientation ‘nd examination Destructive tests on welds in metallic mascrials — Transversn toncile last Destructive lest on welds in metallic materials — Bend test EN 2881 EN 282 ENSTLL ENTS ENS prENSIO16 Qe 24 S000 15-08 Fae eee ee ee Page 4 EN 288-3 : 1992/Al : 1997 Nondestructive examination of fusion welds — Visual examination Destructive test on welds in matallic materiale — Hareinass testing — Pert I: Hardness last on are welded Joints ‘Non destructive examination of welds — Magnetic particle testing of ‘welds prEN9T0 BrEN 1049-1 prEN 1200 BIEN L321 Destructive tasts on wolds in metallic materials — Macroscopic and microscopic examinasion of welds Non destructive examination of welds ~ Radiographic examination of swalded joins Non destructive examination of ‘welds — Utirasonic examination of welded joints Wields — Working positions — Definitions of angles of slope and ‘Totation (SO 6947; 1990) Welding brazing, soldering and braze ‘welding of metals — Nomenclature of processes and reference numbers for ‘symbolic representation on drawings (ISO 4063 ; 1990) Arcewelded joints in sles — Fusion ‘welding — Guidance om quality levels for insperfections (aso 5817: 1992) CENCR 12187 Wrlding — Guidelines for a grouping system of materials for welding purpose prEN 1495, EN ISO G47 EN 24063, EN 25817 3 Definitions For the purpose of this standard, the definitions listed in Part 1 of this standard apply. 4 Preliminary welding procedure specification (pWPS) ‘The preliminary welding procedure specification shall be In accordance with EN 2882. It shall specify the tolerance for all the relevant parameters 6 Welding procedure test ‘The making and testing of test pleces representing the type of welding used in production shall be in accordance with clauses 6 and 7 of this standard, ‘The welder who undertakes the welding procedure test satisfactonly in accordance with this standard is approved for the appropriate range of approval given in the relevant Part of EN 287. oaaliaaeeenamnae-wabaiiaatedl \ianeiiaidls Issue 2, November 1997 6 Test piece S 6.1 General . ‘The welded assembly to which the welding procedure ‘will relate in production shall be represented by making a sancarved a lec of Pieces, 38 Spcited in6.2. 6.2 Shape and dimensions of test pieces ‘The test pieces shall be of a sufficient size to ensure a | reasonable heat distribution. In figures 1 to 6 t {s the thickness of the thicker | ‘component part from and t, Hf t> 100 rum test piece dimensions a and 8 may be | reduced by agreement. Additonal test pieces, or longer test pieces than the Tminmure size, may be prepared in order to allow for exra and/or for re-testing specimens (see 7.5). If required by the application standard, the direction of plate rolling shall be rrarked on the test piece when impact tests are required to be taken in the heat affected zone (HAZ). The thickness and/or pipe outside diameter of the tes | pieces shall be selected in accordance with 83.2.1 83.24. Unless otherwise agreed, the shape and minimum dimensions of the tex plece shall be as follows. 6.2.1 Burt weld in plate ‘The test piece shall be in accordance with figure 1. The length of tho taxt piece shall be such as to provide for the appropriate tast specimens as given in table 1, 6.2.2 Butt weld in pipe ‘The test piece shall be in accordance with Sure 2. When small pipe diameters are used, several test pieces may be neceasary. NOTE. Te word pipe slot orn combination, used to meas Sipe tube or hw sect 6.2.8 Toute joint ‘A Fur joint is considered as a fully penetrated joint. | 6.2.4 Branch connection The test piece shall he in accordance with figure 4. The angle @ 5 he rainkmum to be tsed in production 6.2.5 Fillet weld in plate or pipe ‘The test piece stall be in accordance with figure or. | ‘These mey also be used for partial penetration join’s (with or without edge preparation). ew @ sti007T6-11L 2000 14:95 FAL +43 fs S200 oho NS SEE POOR Issue 2, November 1997 Page! EN 2883 : 1992/A1 99 63 Welding of test pieces Preparation and welding of test pieces shall be carried out in accordance with the pWPS, and under the general ‘conditions of welding In production which they shall represent, Welding positions and mutations for the angle 0 slope and rotation of the test plece shall be in accordance with ENV 180 6947, If tack welds are to be fused into the final joint they shall be iichided in the tast piece: Welding ard testing of the test pieces shall be witnessed by an examiner or examining body. Edge preparation and fit-up as detailed in tha preliminary ‘welding procedure specification (pWPS) SP = reine value 189 mes b =e: rdndmam value 869 en Figure 1. Test piece for a butt weld in plate © ast 10716/11 2000 14:35 FAX +43 792 6980 Sich = PROVE Lees ae Page 6 Issue 2, Novernber 1997 EN 2883 : L992/Al : 1997 Edge preparation and fitup ‘as detailed in the preliminary ‘welding procedure spectfication (pWPS) 2 = minimum value 150mm D = outside diamater Figure 2. Test piece for e. . Ae ae ens ie07‘ALL 2000 T4735 FAL -43 foe Oesn ene eee a See Issue 2, November 1997 Page 7 EN 2883 : 1992/1 : 199 ® ‘and ll Edge preparation and fit-up as detailed in the preliminary welding procedure specification (pWPS) a= 3¢; minimum value 160 mm, = 6r; mumimumn value 360mm Figure 9. Test piece for a T-butt joint © BSI 195716/11 2000 14:35 FAX +45 732 6980 otek == PAMIEALEEEee ee a + Page 8 Issue 2, November 1997 EN 2888 : 1992/A1 : 1997 Edge preparation and fit-up as detailed in the prefiminary welding procedure specification (pWPS) z ® G 2 = minimum value 150 mm DI = outside digmeter of the main pipe 11 = wallthickness of the maia piow 2 = outside diameter of the bronch pipe 12. = wall thickness of the branch pipe Figure 4. Test piece for a branch connection or e fillet weld on pipe ernst oar16/11 2000 14:38 FAX +43 732 6980 5421 = PROJERTLEITUNG COSDEA ‘een Issue 2, Novernber 1997 . Pages * EN 2883 : 1999/41 * 1904 i Wield ene ede or both ses and Tip os doteled inthe piclininery Welding Procedure 2 Specification owes iti = Bt) minum value 150 ren b & 61 minimum value 360m 1 ané (2 thicknesses of the plates Figare 5. Test plece for a fillet weld on plate erst i00716/11 2000 14:35 FAX -43 P52 808 Saad PROJEALLED AOS eee ee Page 10 Issue 2, November 1997 EN 288-3 : 1992/A1 : 1997 7 Examination and testing 7.1 Extent of testing The testing includes both non-destructive examination (NDE) and descructive testing which shall be in accordance with the requirements of table 1. 7.2 Location and eutting of test specimens ‘The location of test specimens shall be In accordance with figures 6, 7,8 end 8. ‘Test specimens shall be taken after NDE has shown satisfactory results, It is permitted to take the test specimens from locations avoiding areas showing acceptable imperfections. '| [able 1. Examination and testing of the test pleces | Pear pece Type of wast (Bewent of toting Foouow | [Bce-were Visual 100% = gures Land 2 Radiographic or ultrasonic 100% ‘ Surface crack detection 100% 1 i Transverse tensile test 2 specimens 7 | Transverse bend test 2 root and 2 face specimens 2 | Impact test Res 6 | Hardness tot reqpired 3 | Macro-examination Lopecimen = | PRbae joine G Visual 100% ae | | gure Surface crack detection 100% 1 | | Branch connection (5) Ultrasonic or radiographic 100% 4and7 | | ngure 4 Hardness test required 3 | Macro-examination 2 specimens es | [Fillet weld on plate () Visual 100% ome | }ogure 5 Surface crack detection 100% 1 oe ‘weld on pipe’ (6) Macro-examinstion 2 specimens _ eure 4 Hardness test required a TROTE 1. Peavcani tcsong or Pagel parele uctng For sonmagnede mazar pereuat wating. NOTE2.2 root and 2 face bend tn: specimens may be preferably substnued by 4 side bend test specimens fore 12 me. NOTES. Not requied for parent mata: ferrite tance with R130 Norn’ R, = 275 Nimo? 2 goup? sels ‘Re etinad in the Pelevantprodact seandard. NOTE. Utrasonicteting ls endy applicable for fede tals and fort» Brom, NOTES. Teng as deulled does net prove information on the mecharcl properties of we jolt. Where dvse properes are Televatw ee sppleaon an adeoral approval shal so beheld wg, & bulk weld approval OTE6. 1 secin the weld metal and 1 set in the HAZ Required only for (= 12 mm and only for parene metas ed impact Meese net Utd cogent has ne ton secied san sal De petoes ‘om iemperanue. Sot ao 7.44 NOTE 7. For outside iaratar = SO mm no wlrasonic tere required. oc csi diameter > 60 ru and where I snot tachniealy ssn cary acaravnts rein» mtogopeeamon ab eared eo aed a eet cfg ll ‘Blow meaning reste est toa?3 (16/11 2000 14:36 FAL -43 fJe S84" oaeh PR e e eter: Issue 2, November 1997 Page 1. EN 2883: asswal 1997 Disears 25 mm 4 POTTS ODT TINE SETS YD | ‘NOTE, Not scale Figure 6. Location of test specimens for a butt weld In plate Area 1 for = 1 tensile specimen; -bend specimens Area 2 for: ~impact and additional test epecimens if required Area 3 for: = 1 tensile specimen; ~bend specimens Area 4 for: = 1 macro test specimen; +1 hardness test specimenEe Siete. Sane | NT ew Ite on ~ Page 12 Issue 2, Novenber 1997 EN 288-3 : 1992/Al : 1997 Top for fixed pipe . ‘Area 4 for = 1 tensile specimen; = bend specimens °\ ‘Area 2 for: = impact and additiona' test - ‘specimans if required // Area 3 for: «1 tensile specimen; bend specimens Area 4 for +1 macro test specimen; = 1 hardness test specimen L} nome notte seal @ Location of test specimens for a butt weld in pipe16/11 2000 14:98 FAS +20 foe eee i Issue 2, Novernber 1997 saat caine iaaiaidist ai eaiteaaialaidin Page 18 EN 288-3 : 1992/A1 : 1997 Discard 26 mm Macro and hardnes t be taken In postion A Biacro only in pasison Figure 9. Locetion of test specimens for a branch connection or a fillet weld on pipe —,16/11 2000 14°95 FAR «40 foe ORON waek BK ee ene Page 14 Issue 2, November 1997 EN 288-3 : 1992/Al : 1997 1.8 Nondestructive examination | 23.1 Method : After any required post-weld heat treamment and prior to the cutting of test specimens, all test pieces shall be examined visually and nondestructive in accordance with 7.1 For non.post-weld heat treated test pleces, account should be taken of the materials that are susceptible to hydrogen induced cracldng and consequently the NDE should be detayed. Depending upon joint geometry, materials and the for work, the NDE shall be carried out in accordance with EN 970 (visual examination), EN 1435 (radiographic examination), EN 1714 (ultrasonic 2yaminatlon), EN 571-1 (Senetrant testing) and EN 1290 (magnetic testing). | 7.22 Acceptance levels ‘A.welding procedure is approved If the imperfections in the test piece are within the specified Limits of Jevel B in EN 25517 except for imperfection types 29 follows: excess weld Metal, excess convexiy, excess throat thickness and excessive penetration, for which level C shall apply. 74 Destructive tests 74.1 Transverse tenstle testing | Specimens and tasting for transverse tensile testing for butt joint shall be in accordance with EN £08. For pipes > 50 mm outside diameter, te excess weld metal shall be removed on both faces zo give the test specimen @ thiclesess equal to the wall thickness of the pipe. For pipes < 50 mmm outside dlarmeter, and when fall section small diameter pipes are used, the excess weld mecal ray be left undressed on the Inside surface of the pipe. The tensile crength of the test specimen shall normally not be loss than the carresponding specified minimum value for the pacent metal, ‘When the value to be obtained is less than the minimum value specified for the parent metal, it shall be specified prior to testing and included in the pWPS. | 7.42 Bend testing | Specimens and vesting for bend testing for butt joints shall be In accordance with EN 910. For dissimilar metal joints or heterogeneous butt joint in plates, one roct and one face longsioudinal bend test specimen may be used instead of four transverse bend teste. | ‘The diameter of the former of the inner roller stall be 41 and the bending angle shall be a miinisnum of 120° unless the low ductility of the parent metal o: filler metal impose other Iimitations, During testing, the test specimens shall not reveal any one single flaw > 8 mum in any direction. Flaws appearing 22 co 8 es spores dang arg be red te evaluation. 1.43 Macroeromtnasion ‘The test specimen shall be prepared and etched in accordance with EN 1921 on one side to clearly reveal the fusion ling, the HAZ and the build up of the runs, | The macro-exarrination shall include unaffected parent metal | the acceptance levels stated in 7.3.2 shall apply. © ns i80716/11 2000 14:36 FAX +43 732 G95) S421 = PROVERALEE Nees “ew Jasue 2, Novernber 1997 Page 15 EN 2988 : 1992/A1 1997 | 744 rmpact tescing | ‘Test specimens and testing for impact tests for butt joints shall be in accordance with this standard for position of specimens and ternperature of testing, and with EN 875 for dimensions and testing. For weld metal, test specimen type VWT (V: Charpy V-notch ~ W: natch in weld metal—T. notch through the thickness) and for HAZ specimen type VHT (V: Charpy Vnotch—H: notch In heat affected zove—T: notch through the thiclnese) shall bo used. From each specified position, each set shall be comprised of three test ‘specimens, | Specimens with Charpy Vnotch shall be used and sampled a maximum of 2 mim below the surface of the parent metal and transverse to the weld. { ‘The Vnotch shall be cut perpendicular to the surface of the wel. | In the HAZ the notch shall be ot 1 mm to 2 mm from the fission line and in the weld metal the notch shall be ar the weld centreline. | For thicknesses > 60 mm, two additional sets of specimens shall be taker, one from the weld metal and one from ‘the HAZ just below the raid thickness or in the root area of the weld. | ‘Test temperature and absorbed enerp ‘shall be in accordance with the specified design requirements for the complete produet in question, provided the requirements laid down by the applicanon standard are met. | For dissimilar metal jolnts impact tests shall be carried out on test specimens from each HAZ in each parent | | | metal. 7.4.5 Hardness testing “Ths mnethod of hardness testing shall be in accordance with EN 1043-1. The Vickers method HV10 shall be used. The indenution stall be made in the weld, the HAZs and the parent metal with the object of measuring and Tecofding the range of values in the weld Joie, For material less than 6 mm thick one row of indeneations shall be carrie out 2am maxanram below the surface, For material over § mm thick two rows of indentations shall be carried out 2 mun maximurn below each surface. For double sided welds, for Allet and T-butt welds one Waaitional row of indentations shall be taken through the root area. Typical examples are shown in figures 1a, b,¢, and f of EN 10431. Fee each ror of indentation thers shal be a mipiam of individ! mdenarions in each pat of the weld the HUW. (both sides) and the paront motal (both sides) A typical example is shown in figure 10, For the HAZ the fust indentation stall be placed as close to the fusion Ine as possible. ‘The results from tha hardness test shall meet the requirements given in table 2. 7.8 Re-tasting If tne test piece fals to comply with any of the requirements for visual exaerination or NDE eprcifed in 7.8.2, De further text piece shall be Welded and subjected to the saine examination. If this additional test plece does Roe comply with the relevant requirements, the pWPS shal be regarded as not capable of complying with the Fequirervents of this standard without modification. | i any test specimen fails to comply with the relevant requirements of 74 only due ta weld imperfections, two further tast specimens shail be obtalned for each one that falled. These can be taken from the same west piace if there is sufdclent material avalable or from a new test piece, and shal be subjected to the same test (either of these adcitional test specimens does not comply with the relevant requirements, the pWPS shall be regarded 2s not capable of complying with the requirements of this standard without modification.46/11 2000 1474 yb FAs way ise COO ee Eee - Page 16 Issue 2, Novernber 1997 EN 2883 : 1992/Al : 1997 e a. Puent metal SSS Parent met __azsaron’ “\ LE sarwise | “"" Fgure 10. Typical example of hardness testing Sat est 100716/11L 2000 14:37 FAL +42 f0° (een en eee Issue 2, Novernber 1997 Ps ® EN 2883: rs9aai sisar Table 2. Permitted maximum hardness valacs HV10 [Scect groups [Sime ran batt and filer weld ert-ran batt end Wllet welds ‘Now-heat created [Heat created Noncheatereated [Heat tented 1,2 EJ 350 20 Ea 450 45 8) 6 ® 7 [N=4% @ Ni> 4% ® 8 @) NOTE 1 tr hardness vss are required [NOTE 2. For stasis with min 2, > 885 Nine? special agreements are required, NOTE 3. Special agrwerents are requited aa waste da Ee 8 Range of approval ‘Table 3. Grouping system for steel 8.1 General ‘Group | ype of sweet” ‘Al the conditions of validity stated below shall be met | 1 | Steels with @ minimum yield strength independently of each other. Ray, = 2ONinir? and with analysis not Changes ouside of the ranges specified shall require 2 exceeding) Ins new welding procedure test c a 82 Related to the manufacturer id als ‘An approval of a WPS obtained by a manufacturer is Ma 2170 ‘Valid for welding in workshops or sites under the sare ee 070 technical and qualiry contol of that manufacturer $ 2008s 83 Related to the material P 20,045 83.1 Parent metal Any other single = 0,3 (04 for castings) | 83.1.1 Grouping system samt ‘other clement total = + easrings) In order th rrunumnize the multiplication of welding 3 ———————e jormalized or thermomechanleally treated procedure tests, sls sal be groupe as shown a eS re specified minimum yield ‘A procedure test cartied out with one of the steols of a - ls group covers the lower alloyed sucels of the same mgt rai> 800 cro for the intentional added elements, but not for |S | Qvenehed and tempered steels and fortuitous impurities, or the steels with equal or lower precipitation hardened steels except stainless specie yield axegth of this group, longa te eels wrelding consumables used for the test can also be Seas ted fer he ache sins of hs gro, Croup 2 overs ‘ Rae cee ek art group 1. Permanent backing rraterial shall be ee corneal i E | Sinels with Ce mmax 10% Momax 12% ‘A separate welding procedure approval shall be CrMoV stds with Crmax 122% ‘bialned for each strel or strel combinations not Mo max 1,2%, Viraxx 05% covered by the grouping system. Wickel alojed steels with Nimax 10% Tone steel could belong to two groups then ft would be clusified almaye in Ge lower group | Pasta cremate pets zene ee 8.3.1.2 Dissimilar metal joints Aastenite steels BEE pom bane oe eee ot aco “Rusteritic ferrite suainless steels (@uplex) oe sic Cael jace nec oawa ty amen ean, [T_ [aemenserneet ir goes tit acd say seem spec ate WEB He OF SEE inners wit te acaiton Oe rae a, Rag ean be epacdy Ros16/11 2000 14:37 FAL +43 742 850 Beal . Page 18 EN 2883 : 1992/Al : 1997 PROCES eee Issue 3, June 1998 eee reeset | | eftera iron in 63.2.1 call be applied to cach materiel rowp, 8.3.2 Parent metal thickness and pipe diameter 83.2.1 General ‘Norninal thickness t shall have the following meanings: ‘@) For a butt joint the parent metsl thickness, which for joints between discimilar thicknesses is that of the thinner macerial. b) For a filet wel the parent metal thickness approved for joints between different thicknesses is that of the thicker ruaterial. For each thickness range approved as in table 5 there is also an assoclaved range of approved fillet weld throat thicknesses as given in 8.2.3. ©) For a seton branch connection: the thickmess of the branch pipe ¢) For 8 setin or setthrough branch connection: the thickness of the main pipe. €) For a Tutt joint in plate: the thickness of the prepared plate. 83.2.2 Range of approval for butt welds and Toute Joints ‘The approval of a welding procedure test on thickness f shall include approval for thicknesses in the following ranges given in table 5. | Tabled Bange of approval for dissimilar | [Table 6. Range of approval for thickness | metal joints ~ = outlast eet | Soe tore ce veey, | Sacer stan Thickness of e [Range of anprovaly ‘or dissimilar met eet ween f seise” Bam, Fear and] Bae, Paw and IP Z welded to 1 reaetuons for’ | eemetdons tor \s dwadedte 1 Segre | Stdadaace | S welded to 2 both sides, elds | [ewetdad to 2 @ welded to 1 1s OBtt lle pte OF | l _|s welded vo 2 Beis [OStwile [swe | | [Bwretded to 8 8 welded to ets [Obtwile [O6ew2e ! : B welded to 2 Grae 166) 1 tweed Ss t> 100 OBt wilt O5rto1se — [TF ocedurer feoorded th Seidel ta: 9 welded to 1 corsienl ech process may be used as bai fo the 9 welded to 2 Tange of approval for the individual welding process. | ewelded wo 5 ‘9 walded to 1 Gal oced states Citmn roa «ibaa neoow | 9 welded to 2 ‘ompacr esting | 9 welded to 5. 8.3.2.3 Range of approval for fillet welds | In addition to the requirements of table §, the range of spproval of the throat thickness ‘a' shail be"0,75a° to'L.Sa’. However a test with a throat thickness = 10 rum, shall give approval for all throat thickness > 10 mm. ‘Where a fillet weld is approved by mesns of a butt ‘weld test, the throat thickness range approved shai be based on the thickness of the deposited weld metal of ‘bar joint. 83.2.4 Range of approval for the diameter of pipes ‘and brench connections “The approval of a welding procedure test on diameter D shall inchide approval for diameters in the following ranges given in table 6. “Table 6. Bange of approval for pipe and branch connection Diameter of the test Bunge of approval piece Dom De 1683 08D to 20 | Dez 1683 OSD and plates) | [Dis ce ouside dumeter afte pipe or ouside dimctr | spe branch poe B approval een for diameter i > 510 mn 3) Soe nla 8. ates leo covers plpes whan the ouside © BS 1988,16/11 2000 14:38 Fak -43 7420080 S8c) Issue 2, Novernber 1997 8.3.3 Angle of branch connection ‘A procedure test carried out on a branch connection ‘with angle a shall approve all branch angles ¢, in the range of = 0, $90", 8.4 Common to all welding procedures 8.4.1 Welding process ‘The approval is valid only for the welding process used i the welding procedure text. I is not permitted to charge 2 multi-run deposit into 2 single nun (or single gun on each side) or vice versa for a given process. In a multiprocess procedure test the approval is only vvallé for the order used during the approval test NOTE. For multiprocese procedures each welding process may be tpproved separately or in eombinabion WHR otter processes, Stnliacy one of moce processes ray be delced from an approved FPS provided the Jolek cies s MOU the approved ve ness Figs of the relevane welding proces(es) to be appli. —————e “eee Page 19 EN 2883; 1992/A1 71997 8.42 Welding positions When neither impact nor hardness requirements are specified; welding in any one position (pipe or plate) approves for welding in all posidons (pipe or plate), When either impact and/or harciness requirements are specified irupact tests shall be taken from the weld made in the highest heat input postion ard hardness tests shall be taken from the weld made in the lowest 1heat input pasition in order to approve for all Fositions. ‘To satisfy both hardness and impac: requirements Dro test pieces in different welding positions shall be required unless a eingle position approval is required, ‘Where approval is required for all positions both test pieces shall be subjected to full visual examination and nondestructive testing given in tabie 1 NOTE, Orher dectuctiva teste may be tem from either test lose, One ofthe tact plecis may be of reduced Teng. 8.4.8 Type of joint ‘The range of approval for the types of welded joints ‘used in the procedure test is given in table 7. In this, table the range of approval is indicated in the seme horizontal line. ‘Table 7. Range of approval for type of joint “Type of jeint in approval test | Range of approval Piece Butt welds on plate T butt welds on | Fillet | Bact welds on | Piller pute wete | pive elie |Wascawon [Welded Bom | Welded] Waited | °°. [Welded from °°") one ide borh sides from [from |”! one side one [beth 3 side wits Jao [wich [no ar Dacking | backing] gouging | gouging backing | backing ‘Butt weld | Welded with Z - * * - x * = — = ' enpace foros [Backing ie ES Te xe Tee =O Beekang miles [o> Od Od OU Od fom boa | rousing fopte [sens i sans ee ee el as fom ene | tac ae epee eed Sd Tating T bas weld] Welded SS onplue | om ene {se Weld SSE from bath sen Haws [pas Poe =_ ETE = ee + indienuns chase welds for which the WPS be s0 approved. 7 Giatoeee hove wide for Neh the WPS Go not approved, Ker Mpalcatrs the weld far which ehe WPS is approved inthe approval test1 ee ee male 8/11 2000 14:39 Fak +49 foe awh ene” Page 20 EN 2883 : 1992/A1 : 1997 84.4 Filler metal, designation ‘Where the filler mutal designation is based on tensile cor yleld strengths the approval of one filler metal shall approve the others within the same specified group sreree where impact properties are required co be verified. ‘Where the filler metal designation {s based on chemtleal composition the approval of one filler metal shall ‘approve within the group with the same chemical, ‘A change composition in the type of coating or flux eg. basic/rutile/cellulasic shall entail reapproval of the welding procedure. 8.45 Filler meta, make When impact testing is required, the approval given is welding procedure test. Ic is permissible to specific make of filler metal to another with the same compulsory part of the classification when an ‘additional test pioce is welded. ‘This test piece shall be welded using the Kentical welding parameters as the original Weld procedure test and only weld metal impact test specimens shall be tested NOTE This does noc apply to sold wire and rods wi the same clussfeagon and eotnal chemcat compostcans, 8.26 Type of current “Tne approval given is the type of current (AC, DC, pulsed curren’) and polarity used in the welding procedure t=st, 8.4.7 Heat input ‘The requirements of this clause only apply when the control of heat input is specified. ‘When impact requirements apply, the upper limit of hheat input approved 1s 25% greater than that used in welding the test plece. ‘When hardness requizements apply, the lower limit of neat input approved is 25% lower than that used in welding the test plece. 8.4.28 Preheat temperature ‘The lower limit of approval is the preheat termperanure applied at the start of the welding procedure test. $4.9 Interpass temperature ‘The upper limit of approval is the nominal interpass ‘temperature reached in the welding procedure test 84.10 Post-weld heattreatment ‘Addition ot deletion of post-weld heat-treatment is not permitted “The temperamure range approved is the holding temperature used in the welding procedure test 20°C unless otherwise apecified, Where required, heating rates, cooling rares and holding time shall be relaced to the production assembly. SE RN etre SENT iar Issue 2, Novernber 1907 85 Specific to processes : 85.1 Processes 1] and 114 ‘The approval given is for the diameter of electrode ‘used in the welding procedure test plus or rrinus one electrode diameter size for each run, with the ‘exception of the root ran on single sided bur welds ‘without backing for which no size change is permissible, 8.6.2 Process 12 85.2.1 The approval given in restricted to the wire used in the welding procedure test (0.g. single-wire or mulkiple-wire system). 8.6.2.2 The approval given for the fux is restricted to the make and classification used for the procedure welding test 8.5.3 Processes 181, 185 and 136 8.5.3.1 The approval given to the face and/or back shielding gas is restricted to the type of ges (nominal ‘composition) used in the Welding procedure test 8.53.2 The approval gven is restricted to the wire system used in the welding procedure test (@-. singlewire or multiple-wire system). 8.5.4 Process 141 “The approval piven to the face and/or back shielding {as is restricted to the type of gas (noreiral omposition) used in the welding procedure test Attest made without back shielding gas covers welding with back shielding gas. 8.5.5 Process 15 8.5.8.1 ‘The approval given is restricted to the type of plasma gas used in the welding procedure test 8.5.5.2 The approval given to the face and/or back shielding gas is restricted to the type of gas (nominal carpesition) used In the welding procedure test. 9 Welding procedure approval record (WPAR) ‘The welding procedure approval record CWPAR) is a ‘staternent of the results of asseasing each test piece including retests. The relevant iterns listed for the ‘WPS in Part2 of this standard shall be included, r with detals of any features that. would be rejectable by the requirements of clause 7. If no rejectable features or unzeceptable test results are found, a WPAR detailing the welding procedure test plece results is approved and shall be signed and dazed by the examiner of test body. AWPAR format shall be used wo record details for the ‘welding procedure and the test results, in order ¢9_ uae ‘uniform presentation and assessment of the ‘An example of the WPAR-format is shown in annex A.1611 2000 14:39 FAX +45 732 S898 oe EEE Issue 2, November 1997 Page 21 EN 2883 : 1992/Al : 1997 Annex A (informative) Welding Procedure Approval Record form (WPAR) Welding procedure approval — Test certificate | starutacturer's Welding Procedure rcartiner or examining body Reference No: Reference No: Manufacturer Address Code/Testing Standart Date of Welding Extent of Approval “Welding Process Joint Type: | Parent metal(s) Mec Thickness (to): Ouaside Diameter (mim: ‘Filler Metal Type: Shielding GasFIne ‘Type of Welding Current: Welding Positions: Preheat: Post-Weld Heat Treatment and/or ageing: ‘Other Information: Certified that test welds prepared, welded and tested satisfactorily in accordance with the requirements of the codetesting standard indicated above. Location Date of issue ‘Examiner or examining body ‘Name, cate and signature continuedIGF1) 2080 16540 FAR +85 teem ER eS ees Bae N ” Page 22 Issue 2, November 1997 EN 2883 : 199Y/A1 : 1997 Details of weld test | Location Examiner or examining body: Manufacturer's Welding Procedure Reference No WPAR No: Method of Preparation and Cieaning ‘Parent Material Specification: Manufacturer, Welder’s Name: Welding Process: Materlal Thickness (mm): Join: Type: - - Outside Diameter (run): Weld Preparation Details (Sketch)": ‘Welding Position: @ sabae Welding Sequences hep Welding Details Fa pe ee ee [ine Ee Toot Fitter seal § ¥ Cureev [peed | Cpcet Pelarigy Filer Metal Classtfienion and trade name Any Special Baking or Drying: @ ote shielding Other information”: by ca Backing: weaving (maximum ‘width of run): Gos Flow Rase— Shielding Osellation: amplitude, frequency, dwell time Backing: : Pulse welding details: | tungsten Elecuode Type/Size: Distance contact tubeAvark piece: Details of Rack Gouging’Backing Plasma welding details: ‘Preheat Temperamure: ‘Torch angle: Interpass Temmperaure: Pos:-Weld Heat Treatment and/or Ageing: ‘Time, Temperature, Method: Heating and Cooling Rates": | Manuracturer Examiner or examining body Name, date and signamre Name, date and signature * tt require continuedBIE AE ne SON eS SE ne Fe . Issue 2, November 1987 Page 23 ‘Test results | Manugacturer’s Welding Procedure Reference No.: Visual Exarrination; PenetrantMagnetic Particle Test” Tensile Tests EN 2883 : 1992/Al : 1997 Examiner or exaruining body Reference No: Radiography": Ultrasonic Examination” ‘Termperarare: Treitie. Be ors Wont Kwon 7 Fracture Location, Remarks Requirement Former Diameter: Bend Angie [Bion Raaate Micro Examination’: Impact Test” Requirement: Neuch Lexan Direcden [Tempe averse Renate Hardness Tests" Typenoad Parent Metal: HAZ. Weld Metal: Other Tests: Remarks : | rests Carried out in accordance with the requirements of: Laboratory Report Reference No.: ‘Tests results were acceptable/not acceptable (Delete as appropriaie) ‘Test carted out in the presence of “te regret Location of Measurements (Sketch") Examiner or examining body Name date and signature«46 F411 2000 14:40 FAX -40 fee DYON Seek PO Oe Page 24 Issue 2, November 1997 EN 28838 : 1992/Al : 1997 Annex B (informative) ‘Types of steel according to the grouping system of table 3 prior to issue of European Standard Many of the steel types listed in this annex refer to former national standards and are provided for information only. GEN CR 12187 gives a list of stee!s up-to-date. able Bl German grouping system of steel types according to DIN standards Group L US BEL S85 R358 cies StE26 RS S41 45 TS C223 ‘WSt E26 US H2 & 62 M4 C28 StE 20 RS 2 19Mn5 cal WSLE2S e usge1 S354 SE w& RSt 37-1 S44 10Mn6 AL WStE 32 Us 372 524 A SESS. BS 37-2 16 MoS HL WStE6 S979 sc358 17Mnd | $523 S458 lgMind 15 Mos 15Mo3 2 (Sse ‘SEAT WSeE 39 WSt R47 SES SESL WSeE $3 WSCE 51 3 N-A-XTRA 56, ‘XABO 90 7 B-AXTRA63 AXTRA 70 4 144 MoV 63 é @ fF eann Tame s10 _1sGrMo 4 we 12CrMo 195 19 CrMo 910 2X9. C:Mo 1 6 ‘X20 CrMo V 12-1 #: XBNIS WN LONI 14 12N9 8 X7Cr 13 X7Crila X7CrAl 18 X ‘8 Crl7 X22 CrNi 17 a XB CEN 189 WONMeleis | X5 NicrafocuT1 2016 ‘XS CEN 19-11 ‘X2 CrNIN 18-10 X2CrNi 189 ‘X2. CrNIMON 18-12 ‘XS CrNi 18-10 “XMO CrNiTh 18-8 X2 CrNIMON 18:13 ‘Xl2 CrNi 18-9 X20 CeNiNG 18-9 X10 CrNiTi 18:10 ‘XS CrNiMo 1810 X10 CrNiMoN 6 18-12 | X10 CrNINb 15-10 22 GNiMo 18:10 X10 CrNiMoTi 1812 ‘X10 CrNiMoTi 18:10 X5 CrNiMo 17-13 XS CrNiNb 16-13 X10 CrNiMoNb 18-10 XS CrNIMON 17-136 | X8 CrNiMoMn 16-16 e XB CrNiMo 18.12 XS CrNIMoT 25.95 | X8 CeNiMoMb 16.13 ed X2 CrNiMo 18-12 X5 NiCrMoCuNb 20-18}T6422 SOMn sa ae he ae eee Issue 2, November 1997 Pi EN 2888: soo Sis97 Table Ba Fronch grouping eystem of steel types according to AFNOR standards © ‘Group [SF ‘Becet NP Seal 1 AS6205 ‘437 CRABFP A35-052 TSA TSB A 36-601 AS2ORAPFP 449-295 A4BCRAPEP ASS554 X10 -XC18S AS2CPAPFP AS37503 xC15 X018 435207 ASLO A630 AS62I1 BS BS2 BSS 49281 AB 20 AB250 AD6212 PP24 P28 PFS AE 275 Adon40 TsoRT AS5SO1 E24, EBs #36, AGO A49-241 ‘TSE 220-TSE 260 As6201 E355 -A49-400 ‘TSE 275 -TSE 355 A98203 ESD E355D TSE 360 435520 E240SP E2?0SP ES20SP ESs0SP A4G042 sac 449243 sec Aso210 qUS7B-TUaZB ABS Ts480 A4S230 Tus2ET A49-252 Tss2c AAS2IL TUE 220-TUE 250 449-053 7837 0P-TS 2. CP Assz0 ‘TUE 2%5 -TUE 290 TS48CP-TS52.CP ‘TUE 920 - TUE 960 Ago |Tsg00 Ts309 A49212 Tu3s7c-TU 42 TSM TS37a A49218 Tu @CR-TUS2C T8420 TS 470 ASgSLO TusrD 449943 TSS7b TS18MS Aseae1 TU sab Ags TUS2BT 49401 TSE220b TSEL50b A48823 TU Lemus TSE20b TSES20b Asoo06 TSE 30D Ase 7 49.643 TS30 TSH 1837 A4s4lL TUR 200 TUES20 A49645, Ts@ 1847 1835D TUE 360 A4S501 TUTS E235 E27 A36612 F3?-F42 F4s-Fs2 AsDsAL TUTS ERS B55 A92.051 220 400 M 230-450 492.053 FAM FBM FCM : FBLM FOLM FOM FO2LM FCUM~ —s LBF TL 2000 14:4b FAL Fay fee Seeh O Ne EE == Page 26 Issue 2, Novernber 1997 EN 2883 : 1992/A1 : 1997 Fable B2 French grouping system of steel types according to AFNOR standards (comrinuat) Group [NE Steet F ‘Seca 2 A35-504 Ea7 AS6203 ESOD E430D A36-201 E420 EMsD E4OD A96-207 A5SO ABSO A320) E460 ASS016 Fe400 AS5-256 T1520 . ASSO Fes500 A441 TUE415 TUE 450 AS35520 ESOSP §430SP TUE 485 ASE Fe 49501 TUPTS E450 . ® AAA. bey ASS 643 Tss0D A43-645, TS45D 3 ‘ABS210 16 MNDS A320 E40T E460T E50OT A35210 14 MNDVE ESOT E620T EEQOT zoMNDS 12CD9:10 AS3101 AFMC1IO AF37C12 AF@C20 AF50 A 36-612, \ETO 92054 20M6-M 12 MDV6-M 4 AS62065 ASTOR C2 A362 ‘AS8-605 16D3 A49321 TU I8SMDY5 A43213 Ago215 e 49-288 bor A48253 5 : AS36210 16MNDS A36-208 18 MD 405 20MNDS 1b MDV 4-05 14MNDV6 AR6-802 15 CD 205 12€D9.10 15 CD 405 36-808 yocpsi0 210 CD 5.05 AS5502 BAW ESW AS20583 18 CDB2M 16 MCDV6M As6864 20D4S ISCDVE As9213 TUz 10 CDNDVS2 (A 43-242, TSE4WS AITO 16MC5 20MC5 849245 TSES6 WBS lect 16NC6 Ss é = = = = © esi 18716/11 2000 14:41 FAS +45 192 Beh hata emeescmmmnneiiaetiiitda eiahitialats Issue 2, Novernber 1997 Page 27 EN 2883 : 1999/41 “1907 Geble Ba Fronch grouping system of eteel types according to AFNOR standards (continued) Groap [SF [steer NP Steet 7 [Asea08 OS NION2 ABD TUi7N2 TULONS 15NUI5NG Aga TUIONI4 TUZGNS 3,0 NMAZN 14 SNIZION A 49-240 TS1TN2 ONIZ8NOO A49-245 TS10N9 8 [Asss73. Z6Cis A 92086 26 CNDU 2008M 25ND 160401 Aassra 28CA13 A36613 ZeCT12 28017 A40217 zecris Z8CD 1701 ZieC13 Z8CT17 Z10C17 28 CNb 17 220018 a [Asser Z2CN 1610 ‘A0S8H 76 CNDU 2108 ARGS Z5ON 1800 A865 Z6CN 1808 ASO219 22.CN 234.02 36208 ZOCNT 18:10 22.CND 25 42 Z6CNNb 1819 Z2CND OT AL 449.207 Z10 CN 1808 z2cnpuz7 Aqgzit Zx2N S707 22 CNDU2148 A4pai7 26CNT 1810 Aggea? Z.6CNNb 1610 96-208 260ND 1813 Aagz9 Z2OND 1712 2.6 CND Nb 1813 A 49-206 26CND IIL Z20N 18-10.Az Ag33i7 26 CNDT 1712 Z5.CN 1809 AZ A 4a-047 26CNDNb 17:12 Z2OND 1742.42 22ND IPAS 2.3 CMN 18-0807 AZ 72 0NDIS15 Z2.0N 23.04 AZ A22.056 22.CN 130M A85-580 ZOMCND 17128 Z6CN1810M 26CNDNb 17-138 2.6 CNNb1810M Z6CNNb 18128 2.2. CND 182M Z6OND1812M AgS-5e 2.1. NCDU 2520 2.6 CNDNb 1812M Z2ICNNb 25-20 TB CN2520M 22CNDU 1716 28 CNDU25200M Z5CNDU 2108 ZL.ONS 1815 201 CD 2601 L ZL.CDNb 2501* Page 28 16/11 2000 14:41 FAS +45 & 5s emmy rahe iiaa Siete diateaiel Issue 2, November 1997 EN 2883 ; 1992/Al : 1997 Tuble BS Finnish grouping system of steel types according to SFS-standarés [ Group 1 2 SFS256 Steel grades Fe 855 Fe S55 D SFS256 Steel grades Fes90 Fe s90D ‘SFSBI5 Steel X2 CeMoTi 182 =]=)4]e;>]-]> ‘SFS 720 Steel K2 CeNi 18 10 'SFS 721 Steel X2 CrNiN 16.10 SPS 705 Steel X4 CrNi 18.9 ‘SFS 750 Steel X2 CrNiMo 17122 ‘SPS 752 Sueel K2 CrMiMo 17138 ‘SFS 753 Steel X2 CrNiMoN 17 113 ‘SES 797 Steel Kt CeNiMo 17123 SPS 770 Stoel X2 CrNiMo 1913.4 SES 772 Steel X2 CrNiMoN SPS 772 Steel X2 CrNiMON 18 145 SFS 773 Steel X2 CrNiMo 1714536791 S000 Ade ad Fak viv toon . Issue 2, Novernber 1997 Page 29 EN 288-3 : 1992/Al : 1997 Guble B4 British grouping system of steel types according to BSI standards Group 1 S070 | Grades | O10A04, OMMATO, GANATD, OBIALS, OBOAZO, OGSML5, 0803125, O7OM29, 12013 ps1 Grades | 1,2, 8,4 (up to H3 condtion) 10 (ior A), 12, 15, 17, 2084, 34/20, ‘S173, 4225, 50/35, 40/80, 4335 BS 1501 |Grades | 141, 154, 151, 161, 164, BS 1502 ‘22, 224, 225, 221, BS 1503 285 ps0sg | Grades | 243, 520, 360, 410, 460 Bs 9601 490.Nb BS 3602 BS 3603 Bs4360 |Grades | 404, B, C,D, DD, BE, EE, 43,8, 0,D, DD, E, 50,8, C,D, DD, E 2 BS1H0 [Grades | 4640, 5045, 6055 3 ps 4360 |Gredes | 65C, EB, F 2 3 Types | RQT S01, ROT 601, RT 701. QT 445 2 4 BS1s01 [Grades | 261, 271, 281, 282 Bs 1502 660 i 3 BS 150) [Grades | 620, @21, 622, BS 1502 623, 625, 626, €29 BS 1503 BS 3059 -| Bs 3604 fe BSs69 [Grade | 762 % BS 1501 [Grades | 506, 500, 610 BS 1502 BS 1508 BS 3003 BS970 |Grades | 4055, 4055, 4085, 4105, 4205, BS 1449 4265, 4905, 4545, BS 1501 431529, 460852 BS 1508 . BSG70 | Grades | BOIS, BOS, 3008, 3048, 5058, Bs 1449 3005, S105, 315S, 2165, 3175, BS 1801 8208, 9213, 3478 Bs 1902 BS 1508 BS 3059 BS 3604