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    The document provides welding rules and guidelines for repair welding of various types of castings. It lists the typical preheat temperatures, filler materials, combined thickness limits, and post weld heat treatments required for repair welding of austenitic stainless steels, duplex stainless steels, precipitation hardening alloys, martensitic stainless steels, low alloy steels, mild steels, medium carbon steels, and tool steels. Preheating is generally not required for austenitic stainless steels and solution annealing is the typical post weld heat treatment. Other alloys may require hardening and tempering or following specifications for the required post weld treatment.

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    The document provides welding rules and guidelines for repair welding of various types of castings. It lists the typical preheat temperatures, filler materials, combined thickness limits, and post weld heat treatments required for repair welding of austenitic stainless steels, duplex stainless steels, precipitation hardening alloys, martensitic stainless steels, low alloy steels, mild steels, medium carbon steels, and tool steels. Preheating is generally not required for austenitic stainless steels and solution annealing is the typical post weld heat treatment. Other alloys may require hardening and tempering or following specifications for the required post weld treatment.

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    The document provides welding rules and guidelines for repair welding of various types of castings. It lists the typical preheat temperatures, filler materials, combined thickness limits, and post weld heat treatments required for repair welding of austenitic stainless steels, duplex stainless steels, precipitation hardening alloys, martensitic stainless steels, low alloy steels, mild steels, medium carbon steels, and tool steels. Preheating is generally not required for austenitic stainless steels and solution annealing is the typical post weld heat treatment. Other alloys may require hardening and tempering or following specifications for the required post weld treatment.

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    8th March 2012

    WELDING RULES -- FOR REPAIR WELDING OF CASTINGS


    CASTING MATERIAL STAINLESS STEELS
    AUSTENITIC CF 3M (316L) CF 8M (316) CF 8 (304) CF 3 (304L) IC 321 253 MA CF 16F (303) 310/309/CK20 HK (310) HU ER 316L ER 316L ER308L ER308L ER308L ER308L ER 308L ER 310 ER 310 ER330 / ER310 NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED NOT REQUIRED ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing Solution annealing

    Type of Steel

    Filler material

    Typical Preheat TempC

    Combined Thickness mm

    Post weld Heat treatment

    DUPLEX

    2205,CD4MCu,2507

    ER 2209/ 2205

    NOT REQUIRED

    ANY THICKNESS

    Solution annealing

    Precipitation Hardening

    17-4-PH,15-5-PH

    17-4-PH(630)

    NOT REQUIRED

    ANY THICKNESS

    Solution annealing followed by precipitation hardening

    MARTENSITIC

    CA6NM 410 (CA15) 416 (IC 416) 420 (CA40)

    ER410 NIMO ER410/ ER410NIMO ER410/ ER410NIMO ER410/ ER410NIMO

    100-170 150-200 150-200 150-200

    ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS

    HARDEN & TEMPER( OR as per spec) HARDEN & TEMPER( OR as per spec) HARDEN & TEMPER( OR as per spec) HARDEN & TEMPER( OR as per spec)

    431 (IC431) 440 (IC 440)

    ER410/ ER410NIMO ER410/ ER410NIMO

    150-200 150-200

    ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS

    HARDEN & TEMPER( OR as per spec) HARDEN & TEMPER( OR as per spec)

    LOW ALLOY STEELS

    4130 4140 8620/8630/4340

    4130 4140 Consult Metallurgist

    200 250 150-260

    ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS ANY THICKNESS

    As per spec- required As per spec- required As per spec- required

    MILD STEEL

    WCB,BS3100A4,1020

    Mild steel ( Copper coated)

    100-150

    If thickness >50 mm,

    As per spec-/ Stress Relieving required

    MEDIUM CARBON STEEL

    IC 1030,1045, 1050 IC 1030,1045, 1050

    ER 70 S-2 OR 3 OR 6 ER 70 S-2 OR 3 OR 6

    100-200 150-250

    If thickness < 40mm If thickness > 40mm

    As per spec-/ Stress Relieving required As per spec-/ Stress Relieving required

    TOOL STEEL

    D2

    Inconel 625 wire / For higher hardness use UTPA 73G2

    ANY THICKNESS 200-250 As per spec- required

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