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Re: [MW:16813] RE: 16769] P1 MATERIAL TO 2205 MATERIAL

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On 2/15/13, Amitabha Bhattacharya <amitabha.bhattacharya@bwgindia.com> wrote:
> You may select Avesta 2205 for such dissimilar joining.
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> Subject: [MW:16769] P1 MATERIAL TO 2205 MATERIAL
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> HELLO EXPERTS,
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> i HAVE SOME WELDING 2205 DUPLEX MATERIAL TO P1 GROUP, FILLET WELD. PLEASE
> SUGGEST RECOMMENDED ELECTRODE.
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