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[MW:4542] Re: Welding of Brasses & Bronzes

Hi Prem
Many thanks for your reply. I have already consulted these documents.
But there is only a standard composition against each electrode coding
but unfortunately there is no selection criteria of electrodes for
Brasses,Bronzes and Cast Iron. For example in some applications we use
an electrode that gives the deposit of 60% Ni and rest of Fe for Cast
Iron Welding where as sometimes we use the electrode that gives 55% Ni
for the same kind of applications and sometimes we use an electrode
that gives 99.99% Ni. But I dont know the selection criteria. I mean
why dont we use an electrode that gives exactly the Cast Iron
composition. Same is the case with Brasses and Bronzes. I hope that I
have explained my problem.

On Mar 9, 10:15 am, "PREM SHANKARDUTT NAUTIYAL"
<prem_nauti...@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Uzzmaan
>
> You better read the following specifications in ASME Sec II Part C :
> 1) SFA 5.6 - Covered copper and copper alloy arc welding electrodes, 2) SFA:5.7 - Copper and Copper Alloy bare welding rods /electrodes, 3) SFA 5.15- Welding electrodes and rods for Cast iron.
>
> You will get your answers.
>
> If you still have any doubts then post your queries which will be answered immediately..
>
> Regards
>
> Prem Nautiyal
> Mumbai.
> Cell: 9820313278
>
> On Tue, 09 Mar 2010 08:45:26 +0530  wrote
>
> >Hey Guys how r u?
>
> I m Uzzmaan and I hv recently joined this group. Can any body tell me
>
> that what is the criteria to select the SMAW electrode to join cast
>
> Iron, Brasses & Bronzes? I mean what is the criteria to select the
>
> electrode that will join Brass or that can be used to fill the
>
> porosities present in the cast iron,brass or bronze castings?
>
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