Thursday, August 17, 2017

Re: [MW:26725] ER 347 Vs E347 CVN impact values


Mostly i have seen SS 321 welded with 347.

Can ER 321 give impact properties at minus 196 degree celcius ?

On Thu, 17 Aug 2017 11:42:30 +0530 Pandithan wrote
>For TIG, try with ER321
On 16-Aug-2017 11:54 PM, PREM SHANKARDUTT NAUTIYAL wrote:





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Dear friends
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>A vessel will be fabricated as per EN 13445 - 2014 edition.
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>As per contract impact test is mandatory at minus 196 degree Celsius with Min. Impact value of 40J.
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>Base material is SS 321.
>Thickness ranging from 10mm to 20mm.
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>Two separate PQR are being conducted as per EN ISO 15614-1.
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>1. Complete TIG with ER 347 with controlled heat input less than 1KJ/mm
>PQR coupon thickness was 14mm.
> = impact values are coming on weld avg 30J - Failed.
>HAZ = @ 55 J and passing.
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>Now trying PQR with other brand.
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>2. Complete MMAW = E 347 - Here consumable manufacturer in India have regretted impact properties at minus 196 degree Celsius.
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>Both TIG and MMAW consumables are having @ 8 FN.
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>Then why MMAW Consumable manufacturer in India have regretted impact properties at minus 196 degrees Celsius for MMAW process E347 ?
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>Difficult to understand !
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>Regards
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>Prem Nautiyal
>IWE
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