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Welding processes for titanium and stainless steel

2017-09-13View Original

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May I ask the experts: what grade of welding material should be used for welding stainless steel flanges to titanium (sealing surface)?
Reply #22017-09-13
Can it be welded? At most, silver brazing can be used for sealing. There are many gasket flanges made of titanium
Reply #32017-09-14
Titanium and stainless steel cannot be welded together. A titanium sealing ring is machined and fitted onto the stainless steel flange, after which a titanium tube is inserted into the flange hole and welded to the sealing ring.
Reply #42017-09-14
I have a 2MP small reactor; the titanium heating rod is welded to the stainless steel wall, but it was manufactured by an external contractor, and I don’t know how the welding was done.
Reply #52017-09-16
Titanium is welded to titanium, stainless steel is welded to stainless steel; for joints between stainless steel and titanium, composite plates are used, and linings are employed for flanges.

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