Document ID:	AWS-NAVSEA-B2.1-1-302       Scroll down to access document images

Overview

Title:  Standard Welding Procedure Specification for Naval Applications (SWPS-N) for Shielded Metal Arc Welding of Carbon Steel (S-1), 1/8 inch [3 mm] through 1-1/2 inch [38 mm] Thick, MIL-7018-M, in the As-Welded or PWHT Condition, Primarily Plate and Structural Naval Applications Scope:  The data to support this Standard Welding Procedure Specification for Naval Applications (SWPS-N) have been derived from the above listed Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs) which were reviewed and validated under the auspices of the Welding Research Council. This SWPS-N is not valid using conditions and variables outside the ranges listed. The American Welding Society and Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) consider that this SWPS-N presents information for producing an acceptable weld using the conditions and variables listed. This procedure is intended to be used for groove and fillet welds. The user needs a significant knowledge of welding and accepts full responsibility for the performance of the weld and for providing the engineering capability, qualified personnel, and proper equipment to implement this SWPS-N. Status:  Active Adoption Date:  18-AUG-2020         Next Review Due:  31-JUL-2030 FSC/Area:  THJM Doc Category:   American Welding Society (AWS)   Reaffirmation Date:  01-AUG-2025

Responsibilities

Lead Standardization Activity:  MR  Army Research Laboratory, Weapons and Materials Research Directorate     Adopting Activity: SH  Naval Sea Systems Command (Ship Systems) DoD Interest Level:  / Prepared by DoD activity Coordination:  Full   Army Custodian:  MR   Army Research Laboratory, Weapons and Materials Research Directorate   Navy Custodian:  SH   Naval Sea Systems Command (Ship Systems)   DLA Custodian:  DH   Defense Logistics Agency (DepSO)

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