Hi,
Talking specifically about SA-517, UHT-56 mandates PWHT for all grades of thicknesses above
15mm, so was PWHT performed, if so at what temperature?
I would suggest to preform PWHT even if thickness is little lower than 15mm due to major
difference in Hardness readings.
Was same hardness observed in all locations?
Do note that these plates must be tempered at min. 620 deg C (max. upto lower critical
temperature) after quenching to temper the martensite and reduce hardness.
Regards
Manpreet Singh
On Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:07:22 +0530 wrote
>Dear Sir,
We are using one material which is equivalent to SA-517 material (
Pressure vessel plates, alloy steel, high strength, quenched &
tempered ). with electrode E-11018M. Climatic condition of the
environment is minus 5 degree Centigrade to plus six degree
Centigrade.Parent material hardness is 230 BHN but weld material
hardness is coming approx 400 BHN which is not acceptable. We are
properly maintaining preheating i.e 250 degree Centigrade as well as
interpass temperature is 150 degree centigrade.
Pls guide me how can i reduce this material hardness.
Regards
Pradip
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Talking specifically about SA-517, UHT-56 mandates PWHT for all grades of thicknesses above
15mm, so was PWHT performed, if so at what temperature?
I would suggest to preform PWHT even if thickness is little lower than 15mm due to major
difference in Hardness readings.
Was same hardness observed in all locations?
Do note that these plates must be tempered at min. 620 deg C (max. upto lower critical
temperature) after quenching to temper the martensite and reduce hardness.
Regards
Manpreet Singh
On Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:07:22 +0530 wrote
>Dear Sir,
We are using one material which is equivalent to SA-517 material (
Pressure vessel plates, alloy steel, high strength, quenched &
tempered ). with electrode E-11018M. Climatic condition of the
environment is minus 5 degree Centigrade to plus six degree
Centigrade.Parent material hardness is 230 BHN but weld material
hardness is coming approx 400 BHN which is not acceptable. We are
properly maintaining preheating i.e 250 degree Centigrade as well as
interpass temperature is 150 degree centigrade.
Pls guide me how can i reduce this material hardness.
Regards
Pradip
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