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Re: [MW:18317] Re: 42CrMo4 ( SAE 4140 ) Welding

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Hi

I regret that i have not used the structural welding code AWS D1.1.

I think if you refer D1.1, you might get your answer.

However other group members who have used D1.1 may answer your query.

Regards

Prem Nautiyal


From: Rudolf <rudolf_jude@yahoo.com>
To: "materials-welding@googlegroups.com" <materials-welding@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: [MW:18313] Re: 42CrMo4 ( SAE 4140 ) Welding

Hi Prem

I have a similar situation and I hope replies to the mail will also be of use to me. 
Code AWS d1.1
Existing wps eh36 to eh36 material
Qualified range groove thickness max 50mm without PWHT
The pqr coupon was eh36 to eh36 material

Current situation details
4140 bar 200 dia welded to 100 mm eh36 plate fillet weld throat is 16 mm.

Query 
Can I use the above wps by using appropriate electrode which is within the AWS 5.20.

Your advise will be appreciated

Thanks
Rudolf




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On 31 Jul, 2013, at 1:34 AM, prem nautiyal <prem_nautiyal26@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi

We have successfully welded 42CrMo4 in past with E8018-B2, Preheat min. 150-200 degree celcius followed by PWHT.

Regards

Prem Nautiyal

From: muhammad bilal <muhammadbilal6@gmail.com>
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2013 1:32 PM
Subject: [MW:18297] Re: 42CrMo4 ( SAE 4140 ) Welding

Dear All!

We have a screw 7inch diameter made of AISI 4140, its edges are wear our we have to build up, what will be best welding consumable and procedure.

Is 300C pre-heat necessary.........also 590-600C is post heat of PWHT, what is holding time?

Regards
M Bilal 

On Thursday, 11 August 2011 10:26:30 UTC+5, Sinan ARSLAN wrote:
Hi,

As you seen on drawing we will do fillet weld at this ring.The material grade 42CrMo4 ( SAE 4140 ).
I searched on internet it must be apply preheating which degree nearly 316áµ’ C before welding and after welding it must be apply heat thearetment ( 590  áµ’C-600  áµ’C ) and than cool down at room temperature.
Now i am looking an electrode for this material.
At enclosed i added speciality for this material.Could you advice me an electrode for this material?Which electrode?

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Saygılarımla.
Best Regards.

Sinan ARSLAN
Mechanical Eng. 
Welding Eng.



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