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Up Topic Welding Industry / Technical Discussions / Welding A106 to A182 F22
- - By Mitherdatus Date 05-28-2008 15:52
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Parent - - By js55 (*****) Date 05-28-2008 16:10
Welds like this are done by the thousands every day.
Verify the code you are working to and comply with preheat(~350F), PWHT (probably none)requirements. Note the exceptions if there are any.
B3 fillers will provide better creep at ~600F than carbon fillers. Carbon fillers will leave your carbon depleted zone in the weld metal and not the carbon HAZ as with B3's, but the carbon weld metal will still be stronger than the carbon base metal.
B2's are acceptable as well, and won't cause carbon migration as much a B3's. Though I'm not sure it matters much.
Parent - - By Mitherdatus Date 05-29-2008 06:52
Thanks JS55
Parent - By jon20013 (*****) Date 05-29-2008 09:34
If working under ASME IX rules, you might want to keep in mind your P-Numbers.  Of course the A182 F22 is a P5A whereas both the A106 and A105 are P1.
Up Topic Welding Industry / Technical Discussions / Welding A106 to A182 F22

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