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Welding Question

10/04/2012 3:11 AM

We are welding 4140 tube of wall thickness 13mm to S275JR plate. E7018 is the electrode and the process is SMAW. can anyone give the procedure,pre heat and post heat temperatures.

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10/04/2012 9:29 AM

ASTM 519 grade 4140 carbon steel alloy?
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10/04/2012 12:29 PM

yes. ASTM 519 grade 4140 carbon alloy tube...........

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10/05/2012 1:49 AM

OK, According to ASME IX (2010 Edition) QW-422, All SA 519 are P1 and S 275JR is more/Lees the same ASTM SA-36, another P1. Then, you only have to Pre-heat to remove moisture. For thicknees 13 mm you need no PWHT.

For the others variables of this welding process (SMAW) go to ASME IX QW-253
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