Requirements for cutting, fitting, and welding. Welds at butt joints often require radiographic examination (RT) as per Section C.
Compliance with for hot-rolled products and ASTM for various steel grades. Fabrication ages-sp-01-002
Compliance with AGES-SP-01-002 is about more than just checking a box. For projects under the ADNOC umbrella, adhering to these specs is vital for: Requirements for cutting, fitting, and welding
Formally titled the , AGES-SP-01-002 is a mandatory technical standard used across the ADNOC Group . It outlines the minimum requirements for every stage of a steel structure’s life, from where the raw materials are sourced to how the last bolt is tightened on-site. Key Pillars of the Specification Key Pillars of the Specification : The ADNOC
: The ADNOC Projects & Engineering function owns the document, while individual group companies and their nominated Technical Authorities are responsible for field implementation.
: The specification doesn't stop at the factory gate. It details how structures must be assembled on-site, including bolt tightening procedures and alignment tolerances. Why Does It Matter?
: It is frequently used in conjunction with other ADNOC standards such as AGES-SP-01-003 (Onshore Structural Design Basis) and international codes like AWS D1.1 for welding and AISC for steel construction. Technical Requirements