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newayt@hhi.co.kr
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Weld ability between A182 F51 and A182 F316

07/23/2008 10:40 PM

Hi, everyone.

I have a question regarding weld ability Weld ability between A182 F51 and A182 F316. Now, i am trying to purchase Level Gauge made of SS316 Chamber and Duplex Flanges. In my experience, it can be diffcult to meet required mechanical properties when they are welded as groove welding. Please let me know your opinion it can be allowalbe or not.

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YTAhn
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