Thursday, June 16, 2022

Re: [MW:33150] RE: 33147] SA 387 GR 11 CL2 and SA 387 GR 22 CL2

Thanks a lot for your reply
Will run PQR and check 
Good Night 

On Thu, 16 Jun 2022, 20:27 , <pgoswami@rogers.com> wrote:

You should use E 8018 B2 or 8018B3L as SMAW consumables. SAW wire flux combination matching SMAW chemistry is also to be considered. If the hardness requirement is in place, then 8018 B3L would be advisable.

On Cr-Mo steels normalizing may sacrifice the Charpy impact , hence consumable with extra Mo(B3Lgrades) may be of help.  

 

Pradip Goswami.P.Eng, IWE.

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From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com <materials-welding@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Vishwas Keskar Welding Manager WELDING
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Subject: [MW:33147] SA 387 GR 11 CL2 and SA 387 GR 22 CL2

 

Experts 

 

The dished end is to be fabricated with one number Chordal seam  for MOC of 

1) SA 387 GR 11 CL2

2)SA 387 GR 22  CL2

 

One  chordal seam in dished end is coming due  to plate  size( width) limitation  and the  diameter required of  dished end. So butt joint welding is to be done  followed by NDT .

 

Hot forming is planned . After forming is completed, separate   Normalizing and tempering Heat treatment is required as per Client specification.

 

PQR is to be established as per ASME SEC IX  .

Pl. suggest suitable consumable  and maintain strength 

 

Pl. share experience if any 

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