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Understanding Welding Procedure Qualification: From pWPS to WPQR – What Exactly Is Being “Qualified”?
Case study: A shipyard discovered linear defects during ultrasonic testing (UT) of a test piece following welding. Analysis revealed that the defects were caused by excessive welding speed, resulting in lack of fusion. After adjusting the speed, the weld was re-performed and passed the assessment. Scope: A single WPS may be supported by multiple PQRs.
Understanding Welding Procedure Qualification: From pWPS to WPQR – What Exactly Is Being “Qualified”?
Case study: A shipyard discovered linear defects during ultrasonic testing (UT) of a test piece following welding. Analysis revealed that the defects were caused by excessive welding speed, resulting in lack of fusion. After adjusting the speed, the weld was re-performed and passed the assessment. Scope: A single WPS may be supported by multiple PQRs.
Understanding Welding Procedure Qualification: From pWPS to WPQR – What Exactly Is Being “Qualified”?
Case study: A shipyard discovered linear defects during ultrasonic testing (UT) of a test piece following welding. Analysis revealed that the defects were caused by excessive welding speed, resulting in lack of fusion. After adjusting the speed, the weld was re-performed and passed the assessment. Scope: A single WPS may be supported by multiple PQRs.




