Saturday, September 15, 2012

Re: [MW:15312] Welding of IS 2062 Gr.D E450 (Fe570)

Mr. Prem,

IS 2062 Gr.D E450 has a
YS   of 450 MPA min.
UTS  of 570 MPA min.
%EL  of 20
impact  45 joules at room temp.

Its chemistry as follows
c   0.22 max.
Mn  1.60  "
Si  0.45  "
S/P 0.045 "
Nb/V/Ti as trace elements to  0.15 max.

C.Equiv  0.46 max. and weldable.

Equal to Sailma 450H
Pre heat to  150-20deg.C if the thickness is above 20 mm.


Consumable
selection:
ER80S-D2 for GMAW and E8018-G for SMAW is OK.

sridhar,
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 From: prem nautiyal


<prem_nautiyal26@yahoo.com>
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2012 10:41 PM
Subject: [MW:15305] Welding of IS 2062 Gr.D E450 (Fe570)

Hi friends
 
We are using IS 2062 Gr.D E450 (Fe570) for a structural bridge fabrication work in India. The welding process to be used is SMAW and GMAW.
I would like to know the correct SMAW and GMAW consumable for welding IS 2062 Gr.D because very limited information is available about this steel.
ASME Sec IX 2011 addenda has included IS 2062 Gr A,B and C in P1 G1 category but still this steel is an unassigned one till date.
I would be using ER80S-D2 for GMAW and E8018-G for SMAW during PQR, is the selection correct ?
 
Regards
 
Prem Nautiyal
Cell: 9769316004
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