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Application of E 6013 and E 7018

08/04/2010 7:20 AM

On what grounds can both E 6013 and E 7018 be used (with justification) in structural steelwork (for steel plates conforming to ASTM A 36); process being SMAW? Or general comparisons between the above two.

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Re: Application of E 6013 and E 7018

08/04/2010 10:47 AM
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Re: Application of E 6013 and E 7018

08/04/2010 11:04 PM

For structural steel plates A-36, we recommend using of electrodes E6013. For pressure vessel plates A-516, we recommend using of Low Hydrogen Electrode E7018. For both process you can use SMAW.

See CR4 Thread Welding by 7018 Electrode Without Heating.

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Re: Application of E 6013 and E 7018

08/05/2010 1:07 AM

you can use either of them

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Re: Application of E 6013 and E 7018

08/05/2010 2:01 AM

AS you are aware that E 6013 weldmetal have 60000 PSI Tensile Strength & E 7018 whave 70000 PSI strength.

The weldmetal selection depends on the base metal mechanical & chemical properties as well as thk.

If we look at A 36 E6013 will be appropriate electrode.

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Re: Application of E 6013 and E 7018

08/05/2010 12:56 PM

Disregarding code and when welding upon less than a well prepared (clean) surface, I use a 60xx or P-5 rod for the root pass, chip/wire brush the slag and then 7018. The 60xx rods can "dig" into the base metal better than the 70xx. Using the 7018 rods require a little more pre-cleaning than 60xx. Practice, practice.... trial and error are the best teacher!

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