Re: [MW:31149] CS with Duplex SS (S31803) clad vessel PWHT?

no problem boss go for it today i did the same no problm i did mpt from outside of vessel after pwht and lpt from inside at weld ,check fe number no problem

On Sun, 12 Jul 2020, 6:54 pm Customer Care, <bricenori@hotmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

You can realize the dissimilar welding (CS 516 Gr.70) + Cladding (S31803) with PWHT following these steps:

-As the base metal of CS have 51 mm of thickness, apply preheating about 175 °C and maintain it during the welding. Use filler for CS type E/7018 (depending welding process).

-Buttering the CS with austenitic filler metal (e.g., E/309L) and remove clad S31803 with grinding, 2" side and side of the weld joint. Realize localized PWHT over the weld metal and HAZ only, about 625 °C during one and half hours.

- Weld the S31803 clad using duplex filler like E/2209.

Ramon Briceno

Senior Metallurgical Engineer / Oil & Gas

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Subject: [MW:31131] CS with Duplex SS (S31803) clad vessel PWHT?

ASME Sec VIII div1

SA516 Gr 70 - 51mm thickness+S31803 clad

any experience on duplex clad vessel PWHT?

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