Hi Mohammed,
I attached some relevant information for
you:-
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GGG 40 is A DUCTILE cast iron, conforming to DIN 1963
standard.-- Refer the first attachment
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It is weldable either with pure Nickel(97-99%)
electrodes, conforming to ENi-CI or 55Ni-45Fe electrodes(ENiFe-CI). In
the 2nd attachment these electrodes are listed as Gricast -1
&Gricast-11 and Gricast-3 & 31. In fact any other reliable
manufacturer's electrode conforming to the same specification may be used.
Cast Iron welding is typically repair welding, you should not expect the
same degree of good excellent weldability as any
steels.
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The last attachment, an article from TWI gives the
general overview of cast Iron welding. GGG-40 should be under Pearlitic
Nodular welding.
Typically good repair should
involve:-
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clean surface, free from oil
.grease,
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Buffer layer +1 , with Pure Nickel or Monel
electrode.
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Subsequent layers with pure nickel or 55Ni-45Fe
electrodes.
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Often you may have to prepare repair procedure
depending on the extent of welding involved.
Hope this would you.
Thanks
Pradip Goswami,P.Eng.
Welding & Metallurgical
Engineer/Specialist
Ontario Power Generation Inc.