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mjcridermjcrider

Table 6&8

Hey everyone i just need someone to clarify. For Table 6, can someone explain why some boxes are left empty? Does this mean that it is not an essential variable if there is a change in the variable?

And for Table 8, can someone explain why some boxes have Q's and some boxes have T's and my question would be the same for those. Like if it has a Q in the box does that mean it is qualified or does it require requalification if it is changed? Thanks and sorry i didn't know how to word this.

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Seth Eagle
Seth Eagle
30 oct.

To answer your first question you need to know that table 6 is just required information for a WPS NOT essential variables and the reason some of the boxes are empty is the the data dose not apply the that process for example you do not use shielding gas for SMAW.


table 8 is the table with all of your qualification variables if there is a change beyond the limits in this table then you need to re-qualify. the T stands for Toughness applications and only apply when fracture toughness is a factor.


all of this info can be found above the table


I hope this helps keep the questions coming and correct me if I am wrong.


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Alberto Guzman

Another CWI in the Making!

A lot of my clients have tested in the month of September and October, so the results are coming in!


Congratulations to Robert Childress for officially passing his CWI exam! 💪


He purchased my Part B Bundle Exam, put in the work, and made it happen!


Proud moment for another Future CWI turned Certified CWI! 👏



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A Cooper
A Cooper
23 oct.

Congratulations!

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Alberto Guzman

Here’s Another CWI First Try Success! 🔥

Congratulations to Rick Kenyon, who just joined the CWI First Try Club!


Rick purchased my Part B Training Material, asked questions along the way, and passed the AWS CWI exam on his first try!


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Alberto Guzman

Another CWI Success Story!

Huge congrats to Kristina Johnston for earning her CWI on her FIRST TRY!🤝


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A Cooper
A Cooper
17 oct.

Congratulations!

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Isabel Delgado

Hi everyone, I'm Isabel. I'm a tig welder/fabricator in Colorado. I will be taking my CWI section D1.1 exams in December. Nice to meet all of ya'll.Hi everyone, I'm Isabel. I'm a tig welder/fabricator in Colorado. I will be taking my CWI section D1.1 exams in December. Nice to meet all of ya'll.

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Billy.bragg78
14 oct.

Good Luck. I just finished mine.

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Beau Hanley

New to the group

Hello everyone my name is Beau I’m a tig welder. I will be taking my part B in Vegas on November eighth.

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Roger Fortune
Roger Fortune
11 oct.

Good luck bro and make sure and learn to use the tables and the welding procedures it is going to come for sure

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Alberto Guzman

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mjcridermjcrider

What’s up everybody I’m studying for my CWI in November. I’ve been taking a lot of part B exams, I’ve taken all 5 of the practice exams CWI first try put together, and some others as well. I was wondering for people who have already taken the test:

I’ve heard that it is paragraph questions and paragraph answers, but I’m not seeing that on any of the practice tests. Is this true? I also read the arc of war and not sure if I remember seeing anything about that either. Doing my best to prepare because I don’t want to take this again but I don’t want to be blindsided. Thanks.

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jhenstein.jh
21 sept.
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I just took mine in August and there were a few questions about wps and pqr’s and you have to flip back in forth to confirm what they are asking is true. So I would familiarize yourself with the layout of each document. There are a few showing ndt photos and asking what is being performed in those photos. Being familiar with each type of ndt would be beneficial. As far as the specimen examination, there were a lot of questions about them. Be familiar with each sections criteria. It differs slightly from section to section and most of the time the question gave hints to which sections to look into. The questions were written in a confusing way to me, but were mostly short paragraphs. Read the question and all the answers before searching. A lot of the time, the answers were all variations of the same thing which narrows down the search to what they are asking for. I hope this helps

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A Cooper
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Hello everyone this question is giving me the blues. I have the answer. Just can't quite wrapped my mind around it. Can someone explain what answer they have?

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Sarah
Sarah
30 août

I would day B

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