Hi Siva,
If the intended service for S.S 316L is for corrosive environments , then the answer is NO.
Like base metals , welding consumables for SS 316 could be manufactured as "Dual Certified Grades". Example as per SFA 5.4
- For E-316-XX-- Maxm "C" allowed is -0.08%
- For E-316L-XX-- Maxm "C" allowed is -0.04%
If the electrode manufacturer " Restricts C to 0.04%, yet the all mechanical test as per SFA 5.4 are passed, then this grade could be certified as "Dual Certified Grade" , e.g - E316/E316L-XX. Please check this point with electrode supplier. If the answer is yes then welding consumable certified as E316/E316L-XX, are safe to use for welding S 316L. However the consumable must meet any corrosion test, say ASTM A-262 Practice E, if required.
Hope this will guide you well to cope with the problem.
Thanks.
Pradip Goswami,P.Eng.IWE
Welding & Metallurgical Specialist
From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of siva subramanian
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2013 11:02 AM
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Subject: [MW:17261] Welding of E316L material -Reg
Dear sirs,
I have one clarification regarding welding of SA240 GR 316L material.
May I use E316-16 to weld 316L material.If it is not possible means What is reason behind?
Please Clarify me.
Always Thankful,
A.Sivasubramanian
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