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    Answers Drawing CBS EN 22553

    Course Reference WIS 10

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    Remember in the CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspectors

    examination your are required to interpret a fabrication

    drawing and comment on the welding symbols

    ! Time allowed 1 hour

    ! The drawing will contain around 15 to 20

    symbols

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    Drawings and Weld Symbol InterpretationDrawings and Weld Symbol Interpretation

    With the supplied drawing you are required to carry out the

    following

    1. Reference the drawing number onto your answer sheet

    2. Specify the standard to which the weld symbols apply

    3. Produce a neat sketch of how you see the welds,

    numbering each weld individually.

    4. Fully describe each weld symbol, example

    Welded arrow side: Single-V butt

    Welded other side: Sealing run.

    5. On completion of the welding symbol interpretation, you

    are then required to comment on the drawing with

    reference to errors and incorrect set-ups

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    1. Welded arrow side: Single-J butt, flat (flush) finish.

    Welded other side: 12mm leg length fillet weld.

    2. Welded arrow side: Single-bevel butt partial

    penetration, depth of preparation 25mm.

    Welded other side: 6mm leg length fillet weld, welded

    all way around, Drawing indicates the pipe to be

    prepared incorrect set-up

    3. Welded both sides: 12mm leg length fillet weld, toes

    blended smooth, welded all way round (peripheral weld).

    After welding is completed MT to be carried out.

    4. Welded arrow side: Single-bevel butt weld, smooth

    finish.

    Welded other side: 12mm leg length fillet weld.

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    Y5. Welded both sides: Double-bevel butt weld with a

    broad root face, A.1 reference symbol indicates specific

    instructions e.g. procedure sheet.

    6. Welded arrow side: Single-J butt depth of preparation

    50mm with a 35mm leg length fillet weld superimposed,

    toes shall be blended smooth

    Welded other side: 8mm leg length fillet weld

    7. Welded arrow side: Steep-flanked single-bevel butt

    with a 12mm leg length fillet weld superimposed.

    Welded other side: 12mm leg length fillet weld.

    8. Welded arrow side: Steep flanked single-bevel butt

    flush finish

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    9. Welded arrow side: Square butt, site or field weld.

    10. Welded arrow side: Surfacing weld (hard facing).

    11. Welded arrow side: Single-J butt with a 25mm leg

    length fillet weld superimposed, reference symbol

    indicates specific instruction.

    12. Welded arrow side: Double bevel butt weld, 16mm leg

    length fillet weld superimposed, weld to be made all

    way around component.

    Note: fillet weld should be placed on other side.

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    Y13. Welded both sides: Five fillet welds 8mm leg lengths,

    Length of each weld 20mm distance between each

    weld 20mm

    14. Welded arrow side: 35mm leg length fillet weld

    concave profile

    15. Welded arrow side: 12mm leg length, welded all way

    around part (peripheral) weld

    16. Welded other side: 12mm leg length,concave profile

    welded all way around part (peripheral) weld

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    17. Welded both sides: Double-bevel butt with a 12mm

    leg length fillet weld superimposed peripheral weld.After welding to be inspected with UT.

    18. Welded both sides: Three 16mm leg length fillet

    welds, each weld 25mm in length, gap between each

    weld 50mm welds to be staggered.

    19. Welded both sides: Three 12mm leg length fillet

    welds, each weld 50mm in length, To be welded with

    the MAG process.

    20. Welded arrow side: Single-bevel butt weld with a

    10mm leg length fillet weld superimposed, peripheral

    weld. After welding weld to be inspected with UT

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    Y21. Welded both sides: Single-J butt, flush finish,

    peripheral weld

    22. Welded arrow side: Steep-flanked single-V butt, flat

    (flush finish).

    Welded other side: Backing run flat (flush) finish, weld

    to be made all around the part welded using the MAG

    process

    23. Welded both sides: Double-U butt weld, flat (flush

    finish peripheral weld.

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    24. Welded arrow sides: Convex single-V butt weld with

    permanent backing strip.

    25. Welded both sides: Concave fillet weld with 12mm leg

    lengths. MT inspection required.

    BS EN 22553 Answers DRG C

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