test those electrodes for impact at -46 °C and convince your client.
On Aug 22, 11:16 am, mohd <mohd52...@gmail.com> wrote:
> dear experts,
>
> We have land in difficult situtuation due to welders mistakes.
>
> Electrode E7018H4R impact require -46deg but by mistakes welder used
> some electrodes E7018H4R -29deg during welding of 3 long seam 25m
> (filling n caping)
>
> Materials 516 gr 60 thk 40t.
> Process GTAW+SMAW
>
> What could be solution? To save joint.
> Client already given cut out.
>
> Regards,
> Mohammed.
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