On the topic of \"Compilation of Welding Standards (Materials Volume)\\"

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On the topic of \"Compilation of Welding Standards (Materials Volume)\": Book title: Compilation of Welding Standards (Materials Volume); Author: Fifth Editing Department, China Quality Inspection Publishing House; Publishers: China Quality Inspection Publishing House, China Standard Press; Publication date: December 2011. Introduction: To meet the needs of enterprises and institutions in industries such as mechanical engineering, shipbuilding, construction, aerospace, and petrochemicals, China Quality Inspection Publishing House and China Standard Press have compiled the \"Compilation of Welding Standards\", which is divided into two volumes: the Materials Volume and the Processes, Quality, Safety, and Testing Methods Volume. This volume is part of the \"Compilation of Welding Standards (Materials Volume)\“. It brings together the welding material standards that were approved and issued by the end of June 2011, including basic standards as well as standards for electrodes, welding wires, solders, and fluxes. In total, there are **36 national standards and 5 industry standards**. 1. Since the publication of this Standard Compilation, 5 standards have been revised (see the compilation’s table of contents for details). 2. The author has prepared and attached the table of contents of the Welding Standards Compilation – Welding Standards Compilation (Materials Volume) for the benefit of all netizens

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This post was last edited by nj1952 on June 25, 2017, at 17:56. Table of Contents for “Compilation of Welding Standards (Materials Volume)”
I. Basic Standards
GB/T 324-2008 – Representation of weld symbols
GB/T 3375-1994 – Welding terminology
GB/T 25775-2010 – Welding materials: Technical conditions for supply; Product types, dimensions, tolerances, and markings
GB/T 25778-2010 – Guidelines for purchasing welding materials

II. Electrodes
GB/T 983-2012 – Stainless steel electrodes (replaces GB/T 983-1995)
GB/T 984-2001 – Cladding electrodes
GB/T 3429-2015 – Steel wire rods for welding (replaces GB/T 3429-2002)
GB/T 3669-2001 – Electrodes for aluminum and aluminum alloys
GB/T 3670-1995 – Electrodes for copper and copper alloys
GB/T 4241-2006 – Stainless steel wire rods for welding
GB5117-2012 – Electrodes for non-alloy steels and fine-grained steels (replaces GB/T 5117-1995)
GB5118-2012 – Electrodes for heat-resistant steels (replaces GB/T 5118-1995)
GB/T 10044-2006 – Electrodes and wires for cast iron
GB/T 13814-2008 – Electrodes for nickel and nickel alloys
GB/T 26052-2010 – Tungsten carbide tubular electrodes

III. Welding Wires
GB/T 8110-2008 – Carbon steel and low-alloy steel welding wires for gas shielded arc welding
GB/T 9460-2008 – Welding wires for copper and copper alloys
GB/T 10045-2001 – Carbon steel flux-cored wires
GB/T 10858-2008 – Welding wires for aluminum and aluminum alloys
GB/T 14957-1994 – Steel wires for fusion welding
GB/T 15620-2008 – Welding wires for nickel and nickel alloys
GB/T 17493-2008 – Low-alloy steel flux-cored wires
GB/T 17853-1999 – Stainless steel flux-cored wires
YB/T 5247-1993 – Cold-drawn wires for superalloys used in welding
YB/T 5263-2014 – Welding wires for corrosion-resistant alloys (replaces YB/T 5263-1993)
YS/T 458-2003 – Welding wires for extruded aluminum alloys used in rail vehicle structures
YS/T 696-2009 – Welding wires for magnesium alloys

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IV. Soldering materials: GB/T 3131-2001 – Tin-lead solder; GB/T 6418-2008 – Copper-based solder; GB/T 8012-2000 – Cast tin-lead solder; GB/T 10046-2008 – Silver solder; GB/T 10859-2008 – Nickel-based solder; GB/T 13679-1992 – Manganese-based solder; GB/T 13815-2008 – Aluminum-based solder; GB/T 18762-2002 – Soldering materials for precious metals and their alloys; GB/T 20422-2006 – Lead-free soldering materials; YS/T 93-1996 – Specifications for paste-type soft soldering materials.

V. Fluxes: GB/T 5293-1999 – Carbon steel wires and fluxes for submerged arc welding; GB/T 9491-2002 – Liquid fluxes (rosin-based) for soldering; GB/T 12470-2003 – Low-alloy steel wires and fluxes for submerged arc welding; GB/T 17854-1999 – Stainless steel wires and fluxes for submerged arc welding

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Thank you for sharing the materials; sometimes it’s hard to find them or I don’t know their names.

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