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GB 50661-2011Code for Welding of Steel Structures (English PDF)

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Issued by

MOHURD; AQSIQ; SAC

Level / Type

National · Mandatory

Issue date

December 5, 2011

Implementation date

August 1, 2012

Scope

GB 50661-2011 is the English-translated version of 钢结构焊接规范.

This code was formulated with a view to implementing national technical and economic policies in steel structure welding, achieving technical advancement, economic rationality, safety and usability, and ensuring quality, energy conservation and environmental protection. It applies to the welding of structures bearing static or dynamic load with steel thickness not less than 3 mm in industrial and civil steel structure engineering. Applicable welding methods include shielded metal arc welding, gas-shielded arc welding, flux cored wire self-shield arc welding, submerged-arc welding, ESW, EGW, stud welding and their combinations.

Document preview — GB 50661-2011

National Standard of the People's Republic of China

Issued by: Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development; General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) and the Standardization Administration (SAC) of the People's Republic of China.

Contents

  • 2011 Beijing
  • Foreword6
  • 1 General Provisions8
  • 2 Terms and Symbols9
  • 3 Basic Requirement11
  • 1 Welding technicians shall receive specific welding technology training and have8
  • 3 Welding inspection personnel shall have received specific technical training and have11
  • 5 Welders shall take technical qualification examination according to the requirements15
  • 3 Non-destructive testing personnel shall conduct flaw detection on the tested positions11
  • 4 Welders shall weld according to the requirements of welding procedure document; 513
  • 4 Materials13
  • 5 Design of Welding Connections15
  • 2 The arrangement of welds should symmetrical with the neutral axis of component9
  • 4 Nodal point form of smaller stiffness should be adopted and intensive and two-way13
  • 6 Groove form and size shall be selected according to different welding procedure41
  • 3 As for weld quality grade, where non-destructive testing is required, non-destructive11
  • 4 Member segment positions and splicing nodal points shall be determined according13
  • 2 Where the clearance 1.5<b≤59
  • 2 When butting the plates with different width, the thermal cutting, machining or wheel9
  • 2 The symmetrical groove or groove bias toward side plate [Figure 5.5.1-1 (b)] should9
  • 3 The double groove symmetry welding should be adopted to replace the single groove11
  • 1 Where the joint strength requirements are met, the welding materials with good8
  • 2 The low-hydrogen or ultra-low hydrogen welding materials and welding method9
  • 4 Reasonable welding sequence shall be adopted to reduce the welding restrain stress13
  • 7 For the vertically connecting weld of welding combination of H-beam and column64
  • 4 The following connecting nodal point types shall be adopted for the rigid connection13
  • 1 As for members bearing dynamic load need not to undergo fatigue assessment, where8
  • 5 As for joint bearing dynamic load that shall undergo fatigue assessment, where15
  • 3 As for truss bearing dynamic load that shall undergo fatigue assessment, weld all11
  • 3 Where web thickness is greater than 40mm, the preheating temperature for weld11
  • 4 Surfacing welding shall not be adopted for blocking weld access hole.13
  • 6 Welding Procedure Qualification41
  • 3 Within the same type of steels, the welding procedure qualification results of rolled11
  • 4 The welding procedure qualification results of domestic and abroad steels cannot13
  • 1 As for pipe material with outside diameter less than 600mm, the diameter coverage8
  • 8 The changes of current value and voltage value actually adopted for welding exceed
  • 6 During solid wire gas-shielded arc welding, droplet transfer and short circuit transfer41
  • 5 The change of current value and welding speed actually adopted for welding exceed15
  • 6 Welding current polarity changes.41
  • 2 The change of consumable nozzle section area is greater than 30%; consumable9
  • 5 The condition that current voltage characteristic of welding source being constant15
  • 6 The change of current value, voltage value, wire feed speed and steep-lifting speed41
  • 9 Change of flux charge weight exceeds 30%.
  • 7 Transformation between forming water cooling sliding block and baffle.64
  • 5 During penetrate welding, the plate thickness and coating amount of penetrated15
  • 8 Preheat temperature reduces 20℃ compared with that of acceptable welding process
  • 10 Where arc welding is adopted, welding consumable changes.
  • 2 The base metal, welding consumables, groove type, size and welding of test piece9
  • 1 The category and quantity of inspection sample shall meet the requirements of Table8
  • 2 The appearance inspection for stud welding joint shall meet the requirements of Table9
  • 3 The impact test shall meet the requirements of the current national standard "Impact11
  • 4 The macro acid etching test shall meet the requirements of the current national13
  • 2 The prequalified base metal and weld metal composition shall meet the requirements9
  • 6 The structure type of various prequalified welding nodal point welding nodal points41
  • 7 The characteristic of prequalified structural load shall be static load.64
  • 9 Where the variation range of welding procedure parameters exceeds the requirements
  • 7 Welding Procedures64
  • 4 The repair welding shall meet those specified in Section 7.11 of this code.13
  • 1 The flux shall be backed at the temperature recommended by the manufacturer before8
  • 3 The welding conditions are not consistent with relevant requirements of the current11
  • 2 The heating and temperature measurement method for hydrogen relief heat treatment9
  • 3 The steel backing shall be provided with liberal thickness to prevent burning through.11
  • 4 It shall be ensured that the steel backing and weld metal is well-fused.13
  • 8 Welding procedure parameters, including welding current, welding voltage, welding
  • 11 Other necessary requirements.
  • 3 The dent, crater, insufficient weld dimension, undercut, incomplete fusion, weld11
  • 8 Inspection
  • 2 Supervision inspection refers to the inspection carried out by an independent third9
  • 2 The welding inspection shall include the following contents at least: 1)9
  • 2 The butt weld and fillet weld reinforcement and misalignment permissible deviation9
  • 3 The Grade III weld shall be tested according to design requirements.11
  • 3 Where the tested plate thickness is 3.5~8mm, the technical parameters of ultrasonic11
  • 7 Under either of the following conditions, the ultrasonic testing should be carried out64
  • 8 The ultrasonic testing equipment and procedure requirement shall meet the relevant
  • 2 The surface defects of ferromagnetic material shall be tested by magnetic particle.9
  • 1 The ultrasonic testing equipment and procedure requirement shall meet the relevant8
  • 2 The testing scope and inspection grade shall meet the requirements specified in Table9
  • 9 Weld Strengthening and Reinforcement
  • 2 The construction technique file data and weldability data of existing structures (if9
  • 4 The actual load data of structures to be reinforced.13
  • 2 Strengthening or reinforcement under load or partial unload condition: carry out9
  • 2 Reasonable welding procedure.9
  • 3 The welding consumables and welding methods shall be selected according to steel11
  • 4 The environment temperature for weld strengthening or reinforcement construction13
  • 1 Cracks: identify the starting and ending points of cracks and drill crack-arrest holes8
  • 2 Holes: repair the hole edge and add cover plate for strengthening; 39
  • 1 The weld defects of existing structure shall be strengthened and reinforced under8
  • 2 The fillet weld shall be strengthened by increasing the original weld length (including9
  • Appendix A Form, Size and Marking Method for Welding Joint Groove of Steel
  • Appendix B Format of WPQR
  • Appendix C Testing of ESW Weld of Box Members
  • 1 Where the weld penetration indicating width is insufficient, the range of obtained8
  • 2 Where the boundary points of weld penetration width are displaced, the displacement9
  • 1 GB 50011 Code for Seismic Design of Buildings8
  • 2 GB 50046 Code for Anticorrosion Design of Industrial Constructions9
  • 3 GB/T 50105 Standard for Structural Drawings 411
  • 5 GB 226 Etch Test for Macrostructure and Defect of Steels15
  • 6 GB/T 324 Weld Symbolic Representation on Drawings41
  • 7 GB/T 2650 Impact Test Methods on Welded Joints64
  • 8 GB/T 2651 Tensile Test Method on Welded Joints
  • 9 GB/T 2653 Bend Test Methods on Welded Joints
  • 10 GB/T 2654 Hardness Test Methods on Welded Joints
  • 11 GB/T 3323 Radiographic Examination of Fusion Welded Joints in Metallic Materials
  • 12 GB/T 4842 Argon
  • 13 GB/T 5117 Carbon Steel Covered Electrodes
  • 14 GB/T 5118 Low Alloy Steel Covered Electrodes
  • 15 GB/T 5293 Carbon Steel Electrodes and Fluxs for Submerged Arc Welding
  • 16 GB/T 5313 Steel Plates with Through-thickness Characteristics
  • 18 GB/T 9445 Non-destructive Testing - Qualification and Certification of Personnel
  • 19 GB 9448 Safety in Welding and Cutting
  • 20 GB/T 10045
  • 21 GB/T 10433 Cheese Head Studs for Arc Stud Welding
  • 22 GB l1345 Method for Manual Ultrasonic Testing and Classification Of Testing Results
  • 23 GB/T 12470 Low-alloy Steel Electrodes and Fluxs for Submerged Arc Welding
  • 24 GB/T 14957 Steel Wires for Melt Welding
  • 25 GB/T 17493 Low Alloy Steel Flux Cored Electrodes for Arc Welding
  • 26 JG/T 203 Method for Ultrasonic Testing and Classification for Steel Structures
  • 27 JB/T 6046 Welding Assembly for Carbon Steel and Low Alloy Steel Post-welding Heat
  • 28 JB/T 6061 Non-destructive Testing - Magnetic Particle Testing of Welds
  • 29 JB/T 6062 Non-destructive Testing - Penetration Testing of Welds
  • 30 JB/T 10045.3 Thermal Cutting - Quality and Dimensional Deviation in the Gas Cutting
  • 31 JB/T 10375 Recommended Practice for Vibration Stress Relief on Welding Structure
  • 32 HG/T 2537 Carbon Dioxide for Welding Use

2011 Beijing

"Code for Welding of Steel Structures" has been approved as a national standard with a serial number of GB 50661-2011 and shall be implemented from August 1, 2012. 4.0.1, 5.7.1, 6.1.1 and 8.1.8 are compulsory and must be enforced strictly. Authorized by the Research Institute of Standards and Norms (RISN) of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People's Republic of China, this code is published by China Architecture and Building Press.

Foreword

This code was jointly prepared by the Central Research Institute of Building and Construction of MCC Group Co., Ltd. and organizations concerned according to the requirements of the Ministry of Construction "Notice on Printing and Publishing 'Development and Revision Plan of National Engineering Construction Standards and Codes (second batch) in 2005' " (Jianbiao [2007] No.126).

This code provides the technical requirements on design of welding connections, manufacture, materials, procedure and quality control of steel structures as well as staffing. Meanwhile, in order to implement technical and economic policies of the nation and reflect the sustainable development concept in the steel structure construction field, this code not only controls the welding quality of steel structures, but also strengthen the requirements on energy conservation, material saving and environmental protection, etc.

During the preparation process this code, we summarized the practical experience and research achievements on steel structure welding in China in recent years, the drafting group conducted multiple monographic studies, sufficiently adopted the new technology, new procedure and new materials practically used in works, and used the international and foreign advanced standards for reference, solicited opinions from all sides, discussed and modified the specific contents repeatedly and finalizes it upon review.

The main contents of this code are: General Provisions, Terms and Symbols, Basic Requirement, Materials, Design of Welding Connections, Welding Procedure Qualification, Welding Procedures, Inspection, Weld Strengthening and Reinforcement, etc.

Provisions printed in bold type in this code are compulsory ones, and must be enforced strictly.

The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development is in charge of the administration of this standard and the explanation of the compulsory provisions of this code, and Central Research Institute of Building and Construction of MCC Group Co., Ltd. is in charge of the explanation of specific technical contents. All relevant organizations are kindly requested to sum up and accumulate your experiences in actual practice during the process of implementing this code. The relevant opinions and advice, whenever necessary, can be fed back to "Code for Construction of Concrete Structures" Administrative Group of Central Research Institute of Building and Construction of MCC Group Co., Ltd. (Address: No.33, Xitucheng Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100088; E-mail: jyz3408@263.net) for future reference.

Aeronautical Project and Design Institute, BAOSTEEL Construction Co., Ltd., Baoshan Iron & Steel Co., Ltd., CISDI Engineering Co., Ltd., National Center of Quality Inspection & Testing for Hydro Steel Structure Ministry of Water Resources, Jiangsu Huning Steel Mechanism Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Southeast Space Frame Co., Ltd., Beijing Yuanda International Project Management Consulting Co. Ltd., Shanghai COSCO Kawasaki Heavy Industries Steel Structure Co., Ltd., Shaanxi Institute of Building Research, China Railway Shanhaiguang Bridge Group Co., Ltd., Zhejiang & Jinggong Steel Building (Group) Co., Ltd, Beijing 3j Int'l Steel Building Co., Ltd., Shanghai Baoye Group Construction Co., Ltd., China Construction Steel Structure Corp. Ltd., China Construction First Division Steel Structure Engineering Co., Ltd., Beijing General Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute, China Electric Power Research Institute, Beijing Shuangyuan Engineering Consultation & Supervision Co., Ltd., Tianjin 20th Metallurgical Steel Structure Manufacturing Co., Ltd., DHI·DCW Group Co., Ltd., Wuhan Iron & Steel Heavy Industry Group Metallurgical Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. and Wuhan Iron & Steel Construction Engineering Group Metal Structure Co., Ltd.

1 General Provisions

1.0.1 This code is formulated with view to implementing national technical and economic policies in the steel structure welding, to achieving technical advancement, economic rationality, safety and usability, and to ensuring quality and energy conservation and environmental protection. 1.0.2 This code is applicable to the welding of structures bearing static load or dynamic load and with steel thickness not less than 3mm in industrial and civil steel structure engineering. The applicable welding methods in this code include shielded metal arc welding, gas-shielded arc welding, flux cored wire self-shield arc welding, submerged-arc welding, ESW, EGW, stud welding and their combination. 1.0.3 Steel structure welding must comply with the current relevant provisions of the nation on safety technology and labor protection, etc. 1.0.4 Steel structure welding shall not only comply with this code, but also shall comply with those specified in the in the current relevant standards of the nation.

2 Terms and Symbols

2.1 Terms

2.1.1 Hydrogen relief heat treatment

The post-weld heat treatment method in which the welding joints of the structural steel, which is likely to have cold crack, are heated to certain temperature (250℃~350℃) after welding and held for a while so as to accelerate the diffusion of hydrogen in the welding joints and delayed crack due to the accumulation of diffusible hydrogen.

2.1.2 Stress relief heat treatment

The post-weld heat treatment method in which the welding joints are heated to the certain temperature (550℃~650℃) below the base metal Ac1 line after welding and held for a while so as to reduce welding residual stress and improve joint structure property.

2.1.3 Weld access hole

The weld penetrating hole which is set at the corresponding position at the cross of member welds in order to guarantee continuity of main weld and facilitate to welding operation.

2.1.5 Temperature of welding circumstance

The temperature of the surrounding environment of weldment during welding.

3 Basic Requirement

3.0.1 The welding difficulty in steel structure engineering may be classified into four levels, i.e. A, B, C and D according to those specified in Table 3.0.1. The carbon equivalent (CEV) of steels shall be calculated according to Formula (3.0.1). Note: this formula is applicable to non-hardened and tempered steel. Notes: a The overall welding difficulty is determined according to the most difficult level of the influencing factor in this b Steel classification shall meet the requirements of Table 4.0.5 in this code. 3.0.2 The design and construction organizations if steel structure welding engineering shall have the qualification corresponding to the engineering structure type. 3.0.3 The construction organization undertaking steel structure welding engineering shall meet the following requirements: It shall have corresponding welding quality management system and technical standards; […]

1 Welding technicians shall receive specific welding technology training and have

welding engineering or practical construction experiences of more than one year;

2 Welding technical leaders shall not only meet the requirements of Clause 1 in this article, but also shall have the technical titles above the intermediate level. As for the construction units undertaking the welding engineering Level C and Level D in term of difficulty, their welding technical leaders shall have senior technical titles;

5 Welders shall take technical qualification examination according to the requirements

of the steel type, welding nodal point form, welding method and welding position of the steel structure that they are engaged in, and shall obtain corresponding qualification certificate, their welding scope shall not be beyond the requirements of the qualification certificate.

6 Welding heat treatment personnel shall have corresponding profession skill. When using electrical heater for heating, operation personnel shall have received professional training. 3.0.5 The responsibilities of relevant personnel for steel structure welding engineering shall meet the following requirements:

1 Welding technicians are responsible for conducting welding procedure qualification, preparing welding process scheme and technical measures and instructions for welding operation or welding procedure sheet, as well as handling the welding technology problems during construction;

2 Welding inspection personnel are responsible for the inspection and control of the butt weld operation during the whole process and issuing inspection report;

3 Non-destructive testing personnel shall conduct flaw detection on the tested positions

according to the detection method and specified in the design document or corresponding specifications, and shall issue testing report;

4 Welders shall weld according to the requirements of welding procedure document; 5

Welding heat treatment personnel shall operate according to the heat treatment instruction and corresponding operation specifications. 3.0.6 The safety, health and operating environment of relevant personnel for steel structure welding engineering shall comply with those specified in the current relevant safety and health standards of the nation.

4 Materials

4.0.1 The steels and welding materials used in steel structure welding engineering shall 4.0.2 The re-inspection of chemical composition and mechanical property of steels and welding materials shall meet the requirements of the relevant current quality inspection and acceptance standards of the nation. 4.0.3 The selected steels shall be provided with complete weldability data, guiding welding procedure, hot working and heat treatment procedure parameters, welding joint property data of corresponding steels, etc.; new materials may be used in the engineering only after they pass the expert demonstration, review and welding procedure qualification. 4.0. […]

5 Design of Welding Connections

6 Groove form and size shall be selected according to different welding procedure

methods. 5.1.2 The identified weld symbol in the design drawing and detailed production drawing shall meet the relevant requirements of the current national standards "Weld Symbolic Representation on Drawings" (GB/T 324) and "Standard for Structural Drawings" (GB/T 50105). In the construction drawing of steel structure design, the following welding technology requirements shall be specified clearly:

2 The symmetrical groove or groove bias toward side plate [Figure 5.5.1-1 (b)] should

be adopted for the angle joint;

1 Where the joint strength requirements are met, the welding materials with good

deposited metal plastic performance should be selected; the welding materials with too high strength of deposited metal shall be avoided;

2 The low-hydrogen or ultra-low hydrogen welding materials and welding method

should be adopted for the welding;

7 For the vertically connecting weld of welding combination of H-beam and column

only bearing the static load, where web thickness is greater than 25mm, the full-penetration weld or partial penetration weld should be adopted [Figure 5.6.1-6 (b), (c)]; 8 The full-penetration weld [Figure 5.6.1-7 (a)] shall be adopted for the welding of box column and partition; where the electric arc welding cannot be adopted for the weld, the ESW should be adopted, and the weld should be arranged in symmetrical way [Figure 5.6.1-7 (b)]; 9 For the longitudinal and horizontal weld of composite column of steel pipe and concrete, the double-side or single-side full-penetration joint type (excluding the high-frequency welding) shall be adopted, the type of welding joint of longitudinal weld is shown in Figure 5.6.1-8; 10 In the pipe-ball structure, where the non-ribbed and ribbed types are adopted for the hollow ball welded by two half balls, the structure is shown in Figure 5.6.1-9. […]

1 As for members bearing dynamic load need not to undergo fatigue assessment, where

plug welding and groove welding are adopted, the spacing between edge of hole or groove and edge of member in the direction perpendicular to stress shall not be less than 5 times the thickness of this member and 2 times the width of hole or groove; […]

4 Surfacing welding shall not be adopted for blocking weld access hole.

6 Welding Procedure Qualification

6.1 General Requirement 6.1.1

6.1.2 The constructor shall make a scheme for welding procedure qualification according to the design nodal point form of steel structure, steel type and specification, adopted welding method and welding position, protocol corresponding guide book for welding procedure qualification, weld test piece and cut sample according to those specified in this code (which shall be inspected and tested by testing organization with corresponding qualification), determine whether welding joint has required service performances and issue test report; relevant organizations shall witness the welding process of welding procedure qualification conducted by constructor; […]

8 The changes of current value and voltage value actually adopted for welding exceed

the recommended scope specified in product description for welding electrode. 6.3.2 As for consumable gas shielded arc welding, requalification shall be conducted where one of the following conditions changes:

1 Transformation between solid welding wire and flux cored wire; 2 The type of single shielding gas changes; the type and mixture ratio of multiple shielding gases change;

3 Shielding gas flow rate increases by above 25% or decreases by above 10%; 4 Swing amplitude of welding torch exceeds ±20% the acceptance value; 5 The change of current value, voltage value and welding speed actually adopted for welding exceed 10%, 7% and 10% the acceptance values respectively;

5 The change of current value and welding speed actually adopted for welding exceed

25% and 50% the acceptance values respectively;

5 The condition that current voltage characteristic of welding source being constant

9 Change of flux charge weight exceeds 30%.

6.3.6 As for EGW, requalification shall be conducted where one of the following conditions changes:

1 Model and diameter of welding wire change; 2 Type or mixture ratio of shielding gases change; 3 Shielding gas flow rate increases by above 25% or decreases by above 10%; 4 Welding current polarity changes; 5 The change of current value, wire feed speed and voltage value actually adopted for welding exceed 15%, 30% and 10% the acceptance values respectively;

6 Change of deviation from vertical position exceeds 10°;

8 Preheat temperature reduces 20℃ compared with that of acceptable welding process

10 Where arc welding is adopted, welding consumable changes.

6.4 Preparation of Test Pieces and Samples

6.4. […]

6 The structure type of various prequalified welding nodal point welding nodal points

9 Where the variation range of welding procedure parameters exceeds the requirements

of Section 6.3 in this code according to Table 6.6.2-4 and Table 6.6.2-5, it shall not be prequalified. Note: the parameters in this Table are applicable to flat and horizontal welding position; the current of vertical welding shall be less than that of the flat and horizontal welding by 10%~15%. 6.6. […]

7 Welding Procedures

4 The repair welding shall meet those specified in Section 7.11 of this code.

4 It shall be ensured that the steel backing and weld metal is well-fused.

8 Welding procedure parameters, including welding current, welding voltage, welding

speed, welding layer and weld pass distribution;

9 Range of preheat temperature and interpass temperature range; 10 Post-weld stress relief treatment procedure;

11 Other necessary requirements.

7.10.2 As for shielded metal arc welding, solid welding wire gas shielded arc welding, flux-cored wire gas shielded arc welding and submerged arc welding (SAW), the breadth depth ratio of each weld shall not be less than 1.1. 7.10.3 Except the reinforced fillet weld used for groove weld, if the design requirements are met, the minimum fillet weld size shall be adopted and such size shall meet the requirements of Article 5.4.2. 7.10.4 As for shielded metal arc welding, semi-automatic solid welding wire gas shielded arc welding, semi-automatic flux-cored wire gas shielded arc welding, flux cored wire self-shield arc welding and automatic submerged arc welding, the maximum weld size of single pass welding should meet the requirements of Article 7.10.4. 7.10.5 Continuous welding shall be adopted for multilayer welding; after the completion of each pass, the welding slag and splash on the surface shall be timely cleaned; […]

8 Inspection

3 The Grade III weld shall be tested according to design requirements.

Remaining clauses in the full document

  • Appendix A Form, Size and Marking Method for Welding Joint Groove of Steel
  • Appendix B Format of WPQR
  • Appendix C Testing of ESW Weld of Box Members
  • 1 Where the weld penetration indicating width is insufficient, the range of obtained
  • 2 Where the boundary points of weld penetration width are displaced, the displacement
  • 1 GB 50011 Code for Seismic Design of Buildings
  • 2 GB 50046 Code for Anticorrosion Design of Industrial Constructions
  • 3 GB/T 50105 Standard for Structural Drawings 4
  • 5 GB 226 Etch Test for Macrostructure and Defect of Steels
  • 6 GB/T 324 Weld Symbolic Representation on Drawings
  • 7 GB/T 2650 Impact Test Methods on Welded Joints
  • 8 GB/T 2651 Tensile Test Method on Welded Joints
  • 9 GB/T 2653 Bend Test Methods on Welded Joints
  • 10 GB/T 2654 Hardness Test Methods on Welded Joints
  • 11 GB/T 3323 Radiographic Examination of Fusion Welded Joints in Metallic Materials
  • 12 GB/T 4842 Argon
  • 13 GB/T 5117 Carbon Steel Covered Electrodes
  • 14 GB/T 5118 Low Alloy Steel Covered Electrodes
  • 15 GB/T 5293 Carbon Steel Electrodes and Fluxs for Submerged Arc Welding
  • 16 GB/T 5313 Steel Plates with Through-thickness Characteristics
  • 18 GB/T 9445 Non-destructive Testing - Qualification and Certification of Personnel
  • 19 GB 9448 Safety in Welding and Cutting
  • 20 GB/T 10045
  • 21 GB/T 10433 Cheese Head Studs for Arc Stud Welding
  • 22 GB l1345 Method for Manual Ultrasonic Testing and Classification Of Testing Results
  • 23 GB/T 12470 Low-alloy Steel Electrodes and Fluxs for Submerged Arc Welding
  • 24 GB/T 14957 Steel Wires for Melt Welding
  • 25 GB/T 17493 Low Alloy Steel Flux Cored Electrodes for Arc Welding
  • 26 JG/T 203 Method for Ultrasonic Testing and Classification for Steel Structures
  • 27 JB/T 6046 Welding Assembly for Carbon Steel and Low Alloy Steel Post-welding Heat
  • 28 JB/T 6061 Non-destructive Testing - Magnetic Particle Testing of Welds
  • 29 JB/T 6062 Non-destructive Testing - Penetration Testing of Welds
  • 30 JB/T 10045.3 Thermal Cutting - Quality and Dimensional Deviation in the Gas Cutting
  • 31 JB/T 10375 Recommended Practice for Vibration Stress Relief on Welding Structure
  • 32 HG/T 2537 Carbon Dioxide for Welding Use

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