Technical Evaluation Requirements on Welding-Related Nonconformance Reports

IF 0.5 Q4 NUCLEAR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Journal of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science Pub Date : 2023-10-20 DOI:10.1115/1.4063630

Chongzhi Wu, Mingkai Li, Zongkui Wang, Zhenguo Peng

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Abstract During the manufacturing and installation of nuclear power equipment and components, welding-related nonconformance reports (NCRs) prepared by initiators for evaluation vary considerably in quality, influencing working efficiency and project progress. In accordance with the project practices, this article tries to determine the reasons for low-quality welding-related NCR content from three aspects: document flow process, skill levels of technicians, and nonconforming-item control procedure. The technical evaluation requirements on welding-related NCRs are put forward from the perspective of design evaluation in accordance with regulations, standards, design principles, professional knowledge, and engineering practices. According to human performance theory, these evaluation requirements can be used to guide the preparation and review of welding-related NCRs. The inherent logic behind these requirements is to help the initiators and reviewers of welding-related NCRs transform their knowledge-based behavior modes to rule-based behavior modes, thus greatly improving the content quality of NCRs.

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焊接不合格报告技术评价要求

在核电设备和部件的制造和安装过程中，发起方编制的焊接不合格报告质量参差不齐，影响了工作效率和项目进度。本文结合工程实践，从文件流程、技术人员技能水平、不合格品控制程序三个方面，试图确定焊接相关不合格品内容低质量的原因。根据法规、标准、设计原则、专业知识和工程实践，从设计评价的角度提出了焊接相关ncr的技术评价要求。根据人的性能理论，这些评价要求可用于指导焊接相关ncr的编制和评审。这些需求背后的内在逻辑是帮助焊接相关ncr的发起者和审稿人将其基于知识的行为模式转变为基于规则的行为模式，从而大大提高ncr的内容质量。

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Journal of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science NUCLEAR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science is ASME’s latest title within the energy sector. The publication is for specialists in the nuclear/power engineering areas of industry, academia, and government.