These 310 materials resist oxidation up to 1,200° C ... Autocraft Silicon Bronze gas metal arc welding wire is ... Autocraft Silicon Bronze to complete the joint.
WELDING OF DISSIMILAR METALS At times, due to engineering design, it will be required that two, or in some cases more, dissimilar materials are to be joined by welding. It is essential that the two materials be identified and wherever possible the design criteria be obtained, eg. elevated temperatures, chemical environment or wear by abrasion, etc. Often it is not possible to obtain the base material analysis as in the case of maintenance or repair and it is left to the welding operator to select a consumable and a procedure purely based on his or her previous experience. Welding Recommendations (refer to Table 1. on the next page) A. One common combination of materials is stainless steel to mild steel and this combination can be successfully welded with a 309 type consumable. Both manual metal arc electrodes and gas metal arc wires are available. B. Should the stainless steel be of a heat resisting type, such as the 310 variety, then a 310 consumable is recommended. These 310 materials resist oxidation up to 1,200° C, making them ideal for furnace applications associated with the oil, metal and ceramic refining industries. The decision to use these materials is usually specified by the welding engineer. C. When welding cast iron to mild steel and possibly stainless steel, a nickel-iron consumable such as Castcraft 55 electrode or Nicore 55® flux core wire is often recommended. D. When welding steel to copper/brass select a consumable that is most compatible with the grade of copper/brass. Autocraft Silicon Bronze gas metal arc welding wire is commonly used with many copper alloy grades. E. For cast iron to copper/brass, select a consumable most suited to the copper alloy rather than the cast iron. A procedure commonly used is to butter the surface of the cast iron with Castcraft 55/Nicore 55®, then use either Bronzecraft AC/DC or Autocraft Silicon Bronze to complete the joint.
F. A material that is not commonly used, but is chosen in high chemical attack applications, is Monel. This material can be welded to mild steel by using a E NiCu-B electrode. It may be necessary to butter the mating surface of the mild steel with a E NiCu-B electrode prior to the joining of the two materials.
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Refer to Table 1 on the next page for details regarding various welding consumables to join dissimilar metals.
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Shielding gas supplies are controlled to very low moisture ... The temperature of the welding wire or base metal at any given time. .... v Chemical Cleaning: ..... Match colour selection in âAluminium Alloy Selection Chartâ. ..... Cast aluminium
v Safety glasses which will help to refract (bend away) the. UV and IR rays away ... base metals and gases (where applicable) involved in the welding arc.
on the weld face or in previously deposited weld metal. Causes: ... weld caused by metal flowing onto the surface ... A lack of bonding between the weld metal.
Weld passes are made in the opposite direction. Sequence to the progress of welding. .... electrode is propelled across the arc in small droplets. v Stringer Bead.
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v As metals are heated they expand and when cooled they contract. During welding, heating and cooling of metals occurs unevenly resulting in high stresses ...
Cobalarc Mang Nickel-O wire which is ... and shape using suitable build-up or build-up and overlay alloys as described above. ... Manual Metal Arc Welding. 2.
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