Hello Eswaran,
SA 182F22 or equivalent plates, SA 387 Gr22 is not designed for low temperature application. If you're getting satisfactory impact values at minus -29 deg C then it's a very good case. What are the impact values achieved (both weld and HAZ) ?
On the same token asking for impact at minus (-) 59 Deg C on the same steel, Avg 42 J/ Minimum 32 J ,would not be practical, as this beyond the limits of this steel.
For a temperature of (-) 59 Deg C , 2.5% Nickel steel, SA 203 Gr A/B would be the most appropriate and cost effective material.
Can you elaborate:-
- the design and operating temperature
- Process media/ fluid to be handled.
- Service conditions.
- If the customer insists on weld metal of similar chemistry to the base metal?
Thanks.
Pradip Goswami,P.Eng.IWE
Welding & Metallurgical Specialist & Consultant
Ontario,Canada.
Email-pgoswami@sympatico.ca,
From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Eswaran samikannu
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Subject: [MW:12636] Impact value at -59 Deg C reg
Good day to All,
We proposed to weld A182 F22 Material to F22 Material 80 KSI , Presently we have Impact value -29 Deg C is ok , Now my customer requirement -59 Deg C Impact value Avg 42 J/ Minimum 32 J, after PWHT 638 Deg C 4 Hrs minimum.
We proposed to weld A182 F22 Material to F22 Material 80 KSI , Presently we have Impact value -29 Deg C is ok , Now my customer requirement -59 Deg C Impact value Avg 42 J/ Minimum 32 J, after PWHT 638 Deg C 4 Hrs minimum.
Process -SMAW & SAW
Presently used Consumables - E10018 D2 & AK 10 wires
Please give your suggestion which consumables / Brand, i can get the impact value.I refer the few suppliers consumables certificates 100 % weld metal impact value is equal or less than my requirement.
Thanks
Regards
E.Jegan
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