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Re: [MW:13984] Welding of Indian standard, IS 2062, Grade E 410 Cu

it is structural grade carbon steel. killed steel and supplied in as rolled condition for thickness upto 12mm, plates above 12mm will be normlaised/controled rolled, and it is weldable grade.
 
included in P number 1 2011 addenda of ASME IX.
 
27J CVN value is gaurenteed at -40 deg C, if specified by the purchaser
 
you can use normal CS WPS , which is being used for any P1 material
 
 
 
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 1:49 PM, Kristian Lund Jepsen (KUJ) <KUJ@ramboll.com> wrote:

Dear group members,

To my knowledge, this material is a killed, fine grained, normalized and weldable steel, correct?

In my case, the material should be used for a railway bridge. Largest thickness: 50 mm

 

I assume from the composition and mechanical characteristics that it is rather similar to EN 10025-3, type 420N steel.  

 

Can somebody tell more about how WPQR and WPS should be for the material?

 

Would it not be appropriate to Charpy test 50 mm test specimens at -20 deg C with acceptance at least 25 J to show welds and HAZ has at least same

toughness as the parent material?

 

All advise in regard to welding of the material is appreciated. Thanks

 

 

Kind regards

 

Kristian Lund Jepsen

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