Quality of welded assemblies Sample Clauses

Quality of welded assemblies. All welders must have a valid welder certification according to ISO 9606 (formerly: DIN EN 287). They may only weld materials for which they are approved. The TII Group has the right to inspect the relevant documents. Sheets and flame-cut blanks must meet the following standard specifications and requirements: EN 10204 • Inspection certificate 3.1 “Material test certificates” • Sheets • Cuts DIN EN 10029 • Thickness tolerances according to tab. 1, class B • Flatness according to tab. 4: • Steel group L, tolerance class N • Steel group H, tolerance class N “Hot-rolled steel plates 3 mm thick or above – Limit deviations, shape tolerances, allowable weight deviations” • Sheets • Cuts DIN EN 10163 – 2 • Surface cleanliness according to tab. 4 class B, subassembly 2 • Rust and scale-free surface “Delivery requirements for the surface condition of hot-rolled steel products (sheet, wide flat steel and profiles)” • Sheets • Cuts ISO 9013 (replacement for DIN 2310 Part 3) • Flame-cut blanks ISO 9013-331 “Welding and related processes – Quality classification and dimensional tolerances for autogenic flame-cut surfaces” • Cuts EN 287-1 certified welders Welder certification • Welding work DIN EN ISO 5817 assessment group B Visual inspection • Execution quality of the welding job DIN EN ISO 13920 AE General tolerances for welded structures, degree of accuracy • Untolerated dimensions with welded structures DIN EN ISO 9692 Weld preparation • Weld preparation for fully connected cross-sections of butt welds and fillet welds and a collection of proven sizes and shapes When performing welding work on the TII Group, all principles included in DIN EN ISO 729-2/3 must be considered to ensure the quality of welding of metallic materials. As other applicable standards in EN 729-3, item 2, “References to standards”, are applicable, insofar as they are relevant. This means: Equipment of the company in terms of personnel and technology which ensures work that is professional and state-of-the-art: Correct selection of the welding process suitable for the application with the parameters: • Heat treatment: Preheating, heat treatment, if appropriate; • Weld preparation (opening angle, joint shapes, metallic bare edges). If no details are given for welding seams, DIN 8551 applies. • Suitable equipment and correct operating data (welding equipment, tools, devices, drying ovens, power source, welding wire diameter, polarity, amperage, gas pressure, seam structure, ...); • Operating and ...
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