AWS D15.1 : 2001 ERRATA 2005

Personnel
Foreword
Section A - General provisions
1 Scope
2 Base metals
3 Definitions
4 Welding symbols
5 Safety precautions
6 Standard units of measurements
Part I. General requirements for welding metal 1/8 in.
         (3.2 mm) and greater in thickness
Section B - Requirements for all welding
7 Processes
8 Welding procedure qualification
9 Qualification of welders and welding operators
10 Design of welded joints
11 Consumables
12 Techniques and workmanship
Section C - Prequalified welding procedures for steel
13 Joint design details
14 Techniques
Section D - Qualification
15 General requirements
16 Procedure qualification
17 Welder qualification
18 Welding operator qualification
19 Tack welder qualification
Section E - Inspection
20 General requirements
21 Radiographic testing of groove welds in butt joints
22 Ultrasonic testing of groove welds (steel welds
    only)
23 Acceptance criteria
Part II. Specific requirements for welding railroad
          cars
Section F - General provisions
24 General introduction
25 Fatigue considerations
26 Welding processes and filler metals
27 Design of welded joints
28 General welding procedure requirements
29 Qualification of welders and welding operators
30 Definitions
31 Consumables
32 Techniques and workmanship
Section G - Prequalified arc welding procedures
33 Joint design details
34 Techniques
Section H - Qualification
35 Welding procedure qualification
36 Welder, welding operator, and tack welder
    qualification
Section I - Verification inspection
37 General requirements
38 General requirements for radiographic testing of
    groove welds in butt joints
39 General requirements for ultrasonic testing of
    groove welds
Section J - Car body structure requirements
40 Design considerations
41 Weld sizes
42 Weld details
43 Weld quality - visual inspection acceptance criteria
44 Weld quality - nondestructive inspection acceptance
    criteria
45 Weld repair
Part III. Requirements for the manufacture and
           reconditioning of locomotives and passenger
           train vehicles
Section K - General provisions
46 Application
47 Definitions
48 Welding processes, base metals, and filler metals
49 Design of welded joints
Section L - Joint and procedure qualification
50 Procedure qualification
51 Carbon, low alloy, or stainless steel base metal
52 Aluminum and aluminum alloys
53 Copper and copper alloys
Section M - Welder qualification
54 Carbon, low alloy, and stainless steel base metals
55 Aluminum and aluminum alloy base metals
56 Copper and copper alloy base metals
Section N - Workmanship techniques
57 All thicknesses of base metal
Section O - Verification inspection
58 General requirements
Section P - Nondestructive testing
59 General requirements
60 General requirements for radiographic testing of
    groove welds in butt joints
61 General requirements for ultrasonic testing of
    groove welds
62 General requirements for liquid penetrant inspection
    of groove welds
63 General requirements for magnetic particle
    inspection of groove welds
64 Weld details
65 Weld quality - Visual inspection acceptance criteria
66 Weld quality - Nondestructive inspection acceptance
    criteria
67 Weld repairs
Appendices
A Base metal groupings
B Filler metal classifications
C Effective throat - special cases
D Sample report forms
E Glossary
F Safety considerations
G Gage thickness of sheet metal and aluminum filler
    alloy selection guide
H Metric tables and figures
NUMEROUS TABLES
NUMEROUS METRIC TABLES
NUMEROUS FIGURES
NUMEROUS METRIC FIGURES

Provides minimum requirements for the manufacture and maintenance of railroad equipment. Part I covers the general requirements for welding in the railroad industry. Part II covers specific requirements for welding on railroad freight cars other than tank cars. Welding on freight cars will be as required in Part I except as specifically detailed in Part II. Part III covers specific requirements for the welding of locomotives with emphasis on the welding of base metals thinner than 1/8 in. (3.2 mm).