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Re: [MW:10382] filler for SS to Inconal welding

By Materials & Welding
Please see the highlighted designation in the attached file carefully.
 
It is for ENICrFe-3, not for ERNiCrFe-3.
 
Regards,
Jaydeep

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Vinod Kataria <vinod.kataria@blissanand.com> wrote:

Dear Mr. Joshi,

Thanks for your kind help but the table which I have again attaching herewith is taken from API 582 and its recommend ErNiCrFe2 or 3 please see the bottom of this attachment. Please also see special metal data sheet for this.

 

Regards

Vinod Kataria

 

From: joshi jaydeep [mailto:jaydeep.p.joshi@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 12:31 PM
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Cc: Vinod Kataria
Subject: Re: [MW:10379] filler for SS to Inconal welding

 

Mr. Katariya,

 

The highlighted filler metal designation seems to have typographical error.

 

There is no filler metal with designation ER Ni Cr Fe-3.

 

For GTAW: You can use ER Ni Cr Mo-3 (Find the attached data sheet from Special Metals)

For SMAW: Equivalent filler is E Ni Cr Mo-3 (Find the attached data sheet from Special Metals)

 

As these consumables can be used for Mo containing ASS, you can surely use it for SS 316 to Inconel 625 welding.

 

 

 



 

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 11:11 AM, Vinod Kataria <vinod.kataria@blissanand.com> wrote:

Dear All,
I need to weld SS-316 to Inconal 825 as per API 582 (table attached) the
filler should be ErNiCrFe3 but I wants to use ErNiCrMo3 can anyone provide
me some authentic documents so that I can use ErNiCrMo3.
Regards
Vinod Kataria
GM-Operation
Bliss Anand Group.
+91-9560199004.

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