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    AWS D1.i/Di.

    iM:2010

    CLAUSE 6. INSPECTION

    Table 6.1
    Visual Inspection Acceptance Criteria (see 6.9)
    Statically
    Cyclically
    Loaded
    Loaded
    Tubular
    Non tubular Nontubular Connections
    Connections Connections (All Loads)

    Discontinuity Category and Inspection Criteria

    (1) Crack Prohibition


    Any crack shall be unacceptable, regardless of size or location.

    (2) Weld/Base-Metal Fusion


    Complete fusion shall exist between adjacent layers of weld metal and between weld metal
    and base metal.

    (3) Crater Cross Section


    All craters shall be filled to provide the specified weld size, except for the ends of
    intermittent fillet welds outside of their effective length.

    (4) Weld Profiles


    Weld profiles shall be in conformance with 5.24.

    (5) Time oflnspection


    Visual inspection of welds in all steels may begin immediately after the completed welds
    have cooled to ambient temperature. Acceptance criteria for ASTM A 514, A 517, and
    A 709 Grade 100 and 100 W steels shall be based on visual inspection performed not less
    than 48 hours after completion of the weld.

    (6) Undersized Welds


    The size of a fillet weld in any continuous weld may be less than the specified nominal
    size (L) without correction by the following amounts (U):
    U,
    L,
    allowable decrease from L, in [mm]
    specified nominal weld size, in [mm]
    ::; 3/16 [5]
    ::;1/16[2]
    ::; 3/32 [2.5]
    1/4 [6]
    ::; l/8 [3]
    ::::5/16 [8]
    In all cases, the undersize portion of the weld shall not exceed 10% of the weld length.
    On web-to-flange welds on girders, underrun shall be prohibited at the ends for a length
    equal to twice the width of the flange.

    (7) Undercut
    (A) For material less than I in [25 mm] thick, undercut shall not exceed 1/32 in [I mm],
    with the following exception: undercut shall not exceed 1116 in [2 mm] for any accumulated length up to 2 in [50 mm] in any 12 in [300 mm]. For material equal to or greater than
    I in [25 mmj thick, undercut shall not exceed 1116 in [2 mm] for any length of weld.

    (B) The frequency of piping porosity in fillet welds shall not exceed one in each 4 in
    [1 00 mm] of weld length and the maximum diameter shall not exceed 3/32 in [2.5 mm].
    Exception: for fillet welds connecting stiffeners to web, the sum of the diameters of
    piping porosity shall not exceed 3/8 in [10 mm] in any linear inch of weld and shall not
    exceed 3/4 in [20 mm] in any 12 in [300 mm]length of weld.

    (C) CJP groove welds in butt joints transverse to the direction of computed tensile stress
    shall have no piping porosity. For all other groove welds, the frequency of piping porosity
    shall not exceed one in 4 in [I 00 mm] of length and the maximum diameter shall not
    exceed 3/32 in [2.5 mm].

    (B) In primary members, undercut shall be no more than 0.01 in [0.25 mm] deep when
    the weld is transverse to tensile stress under any design loading condition. Undercut shall
    be no more than 1132 in [ 1 mm] deep for all other cases.

    (8) Porosity
    (A) CJP groove welds in butt joints transverse to the direction of computed tensile stress
    shall have no visible piping porosity. For all other groove welds and for fillet welds, the
    sum of the visible piping porosity 1/32 in [ 1 mm] or greater in diameter shall not exceed
    3/8 in [10 mm) in any linear inch of weld and shall not exceed 3/4 in [20 mml in any
    12 in [300 mm] length of weld.

    Note: An "X" indicate' applicability for the connection type; a shaded area indicates non-applicability.

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