SA 387 Gr. 11

[Materials & Welding]

Hai All,

I'm knew in this group.

I believe many of you have many expereince in this situation.

I've been try to looking many refferences but still hard to find the right one.

my Problem are:

1. with what method that I need to use when I want to Joint Plate for Type material like SA-387 Gr. 11 to SA 516 Gr. 70. and what kind of Electrode that I need to use? is it enough using ER 80S B2 in Gtaw?
2. Similiar to question above, What Kind of method that I will use when want to join material Plate like SA240 Gr. 304H to SA-387 Gr. 11?

perhaps many of you can help me on this situation.

Thank you for your information on this

Warm regards

Yudistira

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1. You can use it

2. 309L

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what is working temp for combination of 304+Gr11

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1. You can use it

2. 309L

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Subject: [MW:26259] SA 387 Gr. 11

Hai All,

I'm knew in this group.

I believe many of you have many expereince in this situation.

I've been try to looking many refferences but still hard to find the right one.

my Problem are:

1. with what method that I need to use when I want to Joint Plate for Type material like SA-387 Gr. 11 to SA 516 Gr. 70. and what kind of Electrode that I need to use? is it enough using ER 80S B2 in Gtaw?
2. Similiar to question above, What Kind of method that I will use when want to join material Plate like SA240 Gr. 304H to SA-387 Gr. 11?

perhaps many of you can help me on this situation.

Thank you for your information on this

Warm regards

Yudistira

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Is there anyone in this group can help wme with my situation??

regards

Yudistira

[J Prinsen]

1. with what method that I need to use when I want to Joint Plate for Type material like SA-387 Gr. 11 to SA 516 Gr. 70. and what kind of Electrode that I need to use? is it enough using ER 80S B2 in Gtaw?

Yes, but take when PWHT, be on the lower side of the temperature range

1. Similiar to question above, What Kind of method that I will use when want to join material Plate like SA240 Gr. 304H to SA-387 Gr. 11?

When PWHT: butter Gr. 11 with 2 layers on Inconel 625, do PWHT, remachine (or grind) weldbevel  and make final weld with Inconel, without PWHT

No PWHT: preheat to 120 degrees centigrade and weld with either 309 wire or Inconel 625, beware of interpass for Inconel being 150 degrees, also limit heat input to 1.2 kJ/mm

 

Regards  

Weld-Tech vof

 

Ir. J. Prinsen IWE

Member of IWCR

 

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