SA335 P91 to SA106Gr.B Dissimilar Material Welding Procedure

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Vijay Kumar

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Sep 16, 2024, 3:37:39 AMSep 16
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Dear Experts,

I need SA335 P91 to SA106Gr.B Dissimilar Material Welding Procedure with some reference codes. 

Please share 

Thanks 
Vijayakumar

Raviraj Gohil

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Sep 16, 2024, 4:41:03 AMSep 16
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Dear Vijay Kumar,

Please refer API RP 582 , Table A.1

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Vishwas Keskar

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Sep 16, 2024, 5:31:43 AMSep 16
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This is not a compatible joint configuration 

Add Gr 22 , Gr 11 stub piece  (150 mm long each )as below .

Gr 91 to Gr 22  - 
Gr 22 to Gr 11 
Gr 11 to CS 

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venkateswara reddy Desireddy

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Sep 16, 2024, 7:12:27 AMSep 16
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P91to P1 not correct combination, because of PWHT temperature are different.
Better to do P91 to P22 .


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Kannayeram Gnanapandithan

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Sep 17, 2024, 12:03:38 PMSep 17
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Not advisable due to lower critical temp of CS is around 725 celsius whereas PWHT heat treatment temp for 91 is around 745 to 760 which will affect the properties of CS
Go with Mr Keskar recomondation.

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Macario Jr. Palola

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Sep 17, 2024, 10:47:16 PMSep 17
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use buttering


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sridhar cn

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Sep 19, 2024, 11:45:11 AMSep 19
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Mr. Vijay,
Welding P91 to P1 requires careful consideration. due to differences in their thermal 
and mechanical properties. However you can try with:
a proper edge preparation and alignment (to avoid cracks during welding),
using E 9018-B9 /ER90S-B9 filler metals (GTAW is preferred) which are compatible,
preheat to 150-200deg. C throughout to reduce the risk of cracking during welding,
maintain an interpass temp. below 250 deg. C to minimise thermal stresses and 
avoid embrittlement of weld area.
maintain Argon purging throughout, use nominal current to avoid distortion & 
cracking in P91 material
PWHT at 730-800 deg C with proper holding and to relieve stresses,
allow controlled cooling to avoid embrittlement,
monitor for Carbon migration from P1 to P91 which will affect mechanical properties.

In a nutshell, careful adjustments in heat input, preheating & interpass temp. control, and 
PWHT are necessary to ensure a successful welding and maintaining structural integrity.
rgds,
Sridhar.






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Kannayeram Gnanapandithan

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Sep 20, 2024, 12:13:47 AMSep 20
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not at all advisable to weld P1 directly with P91
Any thing can be welded but what is the metallurgical effect on properties of the weldments. ( Lower Critical temp for P1 material is 725 Celsius)

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Vinay

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Sep 22, 2024, 11:43:38 AMSep 22
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Dear Friend :
Its not  a recommended combination. But can you please  describe its application? 

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Md Usman Ghani

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Sep 23, 2024, 6:38:00 AMSep 23
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Which fillers have to use for P91-P22, nd P22-P11 , P11-106


Vishwas Keskar

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Sep 23, 2024, 6:43:43 AMSep 23
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P91 - P22 - TYP B91 /B3
P22 -P11- TYP B3/B2
P11-SA 106 - B2/ Carbon steel 

Normally Higher alloy of the consumables
Deployed 

You can decided based on PQR 
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Mohd Siraj

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Oct 5, 2024, 12:44:02 PMOct 5
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this could be part of improper design or RF Pad support welding(fillet)? 

and this question already earlier answered in the group.

this kind of joint can be further welded or joint by weld flange at each and then bolted with insulated bolt., 

however service temperature variation may affect both joint thermal expansion that need to add by metal expansion joint at CS side.

pl do not joint directly by welding. Or else use transition spool as mentioned above if you have multiple WPS's/PQR's to support these welding.

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