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Welding Inspection Codes & Standards Guide

The document discusses codes and standards for welding inspection. It identifies three agencies typically involved in codes or standards: the customer, manufacturer, and third party inspector. Codes often refer to other standards and do not contain all relevant data.

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Welding Inspection Codes & Standards Guide

The document discusses codes and standards for welding inspection. It identifies three agencies typically involved in codes or standards: the customer, manufacturer, and third party inspector. Codes often refer to other standards and do not contain all relevant data.

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World Centre for Materials Joining Technology Copyright © 2006, TWI Ltd

TWI
CSWIP 3.1
WIS 5
WELDING INSPECTION

CODES & STANDARDS


SECTION 7

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Codes & Standards
The 3 agencies generally identified in a code or
standard:*
The customer, or client*

The manufacturer, or contractor*

The 3rd party inspection, or clients representative*

Codes often do not contain all relevant data, but may


refer to other standards*
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Standard/Codes/Specifications

STANDARDS

SPECIFICATIONS CODES

Examples Examples
plate, pipe pressure vessels
forgings, castings bridges
valves pipelines
electrodes tanks

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