1D Bending can be done by squeezing and 10% thinning can be achieved.
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Hi
Please use following formula to calculate Preheat temp.
Preheat temperature in Degree celcius = 350 * Square root of (C.E – 0.25 )
Where C.E = CC + CT
CT = CC * 0.005 * T
T = thickness of plate in mm
CC = C + Mn/6 + Ni+Cu/15 + Cr+Mo+V/5
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On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 sandy kumar wrote :
>Can anyone please provide me formula to calculate preheat required for any
>material?
>
>Thanks
>Sandy
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here's another copy Tim Buyle. Dear Mr. Buyle, can you send me a file of Your master chart of European Welding Standards? Thanks a lot and have a nice day. BR Massimo Gherardi
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Not possible. Because the inside pressure is withstanding with all studs. If you reduce the studs, the complete load will act on two studs and it will fail.
2009/4/28 justin raj <pathot007@yahoo.co.in> | any body can tell about the claded pipe welding prosuder
From: Johnson Madukayil <jmadukayil@gmail.com>
Subject: [MW:2042] Re: Bolting issues on Flange joints
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 28 April, 2009, 4:25 PM
You can treat it as an Section VIII Appendix II Flange. Hopefully the two stud bolts that you cannot insert, are 180° apart. On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:21 AM, ptvvtp <cezond31@gmail.com> wrote:
We have the following scenario in one of our projects . Due to
inadequate space availability caused by the valve body studs, the
piping flange studs could not be inserted into the flange joint.. The
case in question is a 10" , 900# Flange which carries 16 no.s studs.
It is not possible to insert 2no.s stud bolts in the flange joint.
Does B16.5 mention anything about the safety / operability / validity
of a flange joint which has two no.s stud bolts less in a 16 stud
flange joint ?
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Hi! Friends Can any one please help for I would like to know , i) We require to have restoration/ overlay of Monel (NiCu7)cladding by SMAW,GTAW, process ,where Specification restricts for Max Fe 2.5% for top 3mm of monel (NiCu7)weld overlay (We require to weld overlay on SA 516Gr 70 and P4 material having thk of 10mm min) ii) Will you please guide a) Which is the best consumables brand to achieve Fe 2.5% max for top 3mm weld overlay? b) What is the min overlay height possible to achieve above requirement.? c) In case of monel clad restoration , generally we get the clad of 4mmthk d) What is the best welding parameter ? e) Due to cost implication ,we want to achieve the required chemistry of NiCu7 with max 2.5% Fe at optimum overlay height say 5 to 6mm Warm regards Hegde P.B. DGM (Welding Technology) ISGEC Dahej Gujarat India +919714714803 --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ To post to this group, send email to materials-welding@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to materials-welding-unsubscribe@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group's bolg at http://materials-welding.blogspot.com/ The views expressed/exchnaged in this group are members personel views and meant for educational purposes only, Users must take their own decisions w.r.t. applicable code/standard/contract documents. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
But As far as known about this material is it is obsolete standard and has been replaced with DIN EN 10305-1. The ASTM equivalent Standard for above one is ASTM A 519.grade st.35 (1.0308) Please find from the catalogue. Kumar Bagesh -----Original Message-----
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What is the material composition for the said material? And what is
the equivalent in ASTM/JIS?
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Hi Guys, It is required to procure a Tin, Bismuth alloy with the below mentioned
specifications.
1. Bi(58%) and Sn(42%) utectic alloy.
2. Melting point 138 deg C
3. Approx Quantity 15 T.
The alloy is to be used as molten metal.
Would appreciate your assistance in trying to source for vendors who can
deliver the alloy with the above mentioned specs.
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For a welder , The minimum diameter has the limitations , maximum diameter has no limitation. Bigger the diameter , the curvature will be less , hence easy to weld. Regards
On 4/29/09, Mohammad Javeed <mmubasharjaveed@gmail.com> wrote: Dear All,
can some one tell me what is the maximum dia can a single welder do welding? please give me the reference for this.
Regards,
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Dear All,
can some one tell me what is the maximum dia can a single welder do welding? please give me the reference for this.
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any body can tell about the claded pipe welding prosuder
--- On Tue, 28/4/09, Johnson Madukayil <jmadukayil@gmail.com> wrote:
From: Johnson Madukayil <jmadukayil@gmail.com>
Subject: [MW:2042] Re: Bolting issues on Flange joints
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 28 April, 2009, 4:25 PM
You can treat it as an Section VIII Appendix II Flange. Hopefully the two stud bolts that you cannot insert, are 180° apart. On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:21 AM, ptvvtp <cezond31@gmail.com> wrote:
We have the following scenario in one of our projects . Due to
inadequate space availability caused by the valve body studs, the
piping flange studs could not be inserted into the flange joint.. The
case in question is a 10" , 900# Flange which carries 16 no.s studs.
It is not possible to insert 2no.s stud bolts in the flange joint.
Does B16.5 mention anything about the safety / operability / validity
of a flange joint which has two no.s stud bolts less in a 16 stud
flange joint ?
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You can treat it as an Section VIII Appendix II Flange. Hopefully the two stud bolts that you cannot insert, are 180° apart. On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:21 AM, ptvvtp <cezond31@gmail.com> wrote:
We have the following scenario in one of our projects . Due to
inadequate space availability caused by the valve body studs, the
piping flange studs could not be inserted into the flange joint.. The
case in question is a 10" , 900# Flange which carries 16 no.s studs.
It is not possible to insert 2no.s stud bolts in the flange joint.
Does B16.5 mention anything about the safety / operability / validity
of a flange joint which has two no.s stud bolts less in a 16 stud
flange joint ?
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We have the following scenario in one of our projects . Due to inadequate space availability caused by the valve body studs, the piping flange studs could not be inserted into the flange joint.. The case in question is a 10" , 900# Flange which carries 16 no.s studs. It is not possible to insert 2no.s stud bolts in the flange joint. Does B16.5 mention anything about the safety / operability / validity of a flange joint which has two no.s stud bolts less in a 16 stud flange joint ? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~
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Jaspal The requirements for determining the A-number are located in QW-404.5.
There are several options available in this paragraph. I would suggest
that for E7018-1 (There is no designator "I" that I know of) that you
use A-No. 1. This is permitted by QW-404.5 (b) which states that "For
SMAW, GTAW, and PAW (the chemical composition can be determined) from
the chemical analysis of the weld deposit according to the filler
specification or from the chemical composition as reported either in the
filler metal specification or the manufacturers certificate of
compliance." I believe that the code is concerned with the composition of the
undiluted weld deposit chemistry when the filler metal has an A-no. (See
for example Section II Part C SFA-5.1, 9.3 or Figure 1 which specifies
that the chemical analysis shall be made from undiluted weld metal).
The rational, of course, is that a filler metal of the same A-no. will
result in a deposit chemistry that has similar properties as that of the
PQR test which was, it is assumed, acceptable by mechanical tests.
Changes in other variables may result in changes in the actual deposit
chemistry. However, all other essential variables the same, a simple
change in filler metal with the same A-no. should not result in gross
changes that would affect the mechanical properties reported on the PQR.
From my experience, this is standard practice - you use the A-no.
determined by the specification or based on the filler metal
manufacturers certification. If the filler has no A-number then, per
QW-404.5, you specify a nominal chemical composition, manufacturers
trade designation etc.
john -----Original Message-----
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Subject: [MW:2035] A number in case of Low alloy steel welding with
E-7018 Electrode
I did PQR of Low alloy steel with E-7018-I electrode.
As 'A' number is essential variable. What should i write over there , because weld metal chemical composition
after dilution will not be A-1. Regards Jaspal Singh
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Dear Mr. Buyle, can you send me a file of Your master chart of European Welding Standards? Thanks a lot and have a nice day. BR Massimo Gherardi
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Inviato: Sabato 25 aprile 2009, 23:43:36
Oggetto: [MW:2032] Re: 2020] R: 2004] EN 287 Std
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tim.buyle@arcelormittal.com | www.ocas.be Dear Mr Buyle, Your master chart of European Welding Standards is splendid and most helpful Thank you Regards, David W Harvey, 25 04 09 D W Harvey,PhD
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European Standard EN 1011 contains a method to calculate pre-heating temp. based on material (Carbon equivalent) / welding process / plate thickness Tim.
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any material?
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Hi! If the weld metal chemistry is not falling under "A" no specified .In this
case we can use that PQR/WPS for specific actual chemistry with THE BRAND
and THE ACTUAL CHEMISTRy for that type of base metal welding(In short it is
a Brand and base metal restriction) Regards Hegde P.B. -----Original Message-----
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Electrode
I did PQR of Low alloy steel with E-7018-I electrode.
As 'A' number is essential variable. What should i write over there , because weld metal chemical
composition after dilution will not be A-1. Regards Jaspal Singh
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Please see asme VIII. T+R
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I did PQR of Low alloy steel with E-7018-I electrode. As 'A' number is essential variable. What should i write over there , because weld metal chemical
composition after dilution will not be A-1. Regards Jaspal Singh
9996624244
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Dear Tim , Prem, Thanks for the overview and specifications of the standards. They are of great help. Regards, Nimesh S Chinoy SigmaWeld Electronics Devices On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 1:19 AM, Tjitte K. Schutter <tjitte.schutter@gmail.com> wrote: Tim, thank you for the overview, may come in handy. Cheers, Tjitte Schutter
2009/4/23 <tim.buyle@arcelormittal.com> Good morning, herewith an overview on how different EN / ISO standards are related with each other for fusion welding Regards, Tim Buyle | Research Engineer Welding
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tim.buyle@arcelormittal.com | www.ocas.be Dear Chinoy, EN 287 is also harmonized with PED 97/23/CEE (European Pressure Equipment Directive), for CE mark on pressure vessels. It's the EN equivalent to ASME IX std. Sometimes less flexible (qualified ranges, testing, expiration conditions, ..) Best regards
Alessandro Muroni
CAVE www.cavesrl.com Can anyone please explain to me what is EN287 STD for SS Welding ? Regards,
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Hello If the welder is qualified in 6G than he can automaticaly qualified in 2G,3G,4G so you can use him in tank job. Regards B.K.Shah
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 3:19 PM, daniel iordache <daniel.iordache@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
i have the following situation.......
i have to test some welder coming from other sites acc. with EN 287-1........
the question is .....my project is tank erection and facilities .....
if the welder will pass 4" pipe butt weld 6G( h-l045) they will cover
also plates and fillet welds..
thanks
Daniel
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Hello, i have the following situation....... i have to test some welder coming from other sites acc. with EN 287-1........ the question is .....my project is tank erection and facilities ..... if the welder will pass 4" pipe butt weld 6G( h-l045) they will cover
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The base material is not a problem. The problem is: 1. Filler material is one of essential variable. 2. impact test it's requiered low design temperature. For A333 I use ER80S Ni1 filler material.
--- On Thu, 4/23/09, Endri Prasetyo <endri.prasetyo@gmail.com> wrote:
From: Endri Prasetyo <endri.prasetyo@gmail.com>
Subject: [MW:2017] Re: WPS
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2009, 3:15 AM
Parviz, The base material is one of essential variable, if any difference of base metal so the WPS is different too. regards, Endri
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 7:14 PM, parviz farhadi <parvizfarhadi@gmail.com> wrote: Dear All, Is it possible to use WPS of ASTM A106 Grade B and its PQR for ASTM A333 Gr 6? Regards, Parviz
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Nica Tim, Thanks
Alessandro
www.cavesrl.com Da: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] Per conto di tim.buyle@arcelormittal.com
Inviato: giovedì 23 aprile 2009 9.28
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Oggetto: [MW:2023] RE: 2020] R: 2004] EN 287 Std Good morning, herewith an overview on how different EN / ISO standards are related with each other for fusion welding Regards, Tim Buyle | Research Engineer Welding
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From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Alessandro Muroni
Sent: donderdag 23 april 2009 5:46
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Subject: [MW:2020] R: 2004] EN 287 Std Dear Chinoy, EN 287 is also harmonized with PED 97/23/CEE (European Pressure Equipment Directive), for CE mark on pressure vessels. It’s the EN equivalent to ASME IX std. Sometimes less flexible (qualified ranges, testing, expiration conditions, ..) Best regards
Alessandro Muroni
CAVE www.cavesrl.com Da: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] Per conto di Nimesh Chinoy - SigmaWeld
Inviato: mercoledì 22 aprile 2009 7.29
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Oggetto: [MW:2004] EN 287 Std Can anyone please explain to me what is EN287 STD for SS Welding ? Regards,
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