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Cracks occur when S31008 is welded to S30408

2018-01-05View Original

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This post was last edited by njtv on 2018-1-5 at 11:10. The container has a shell made of S31008, and welding material A412 was used; no cracks appeared in either the AB seams. The nozzles are made of seamless steel tubes of S30408, and welding material A412 was also used for welding them to the shell – yet cracks appeared. What could be the reason?
Reply #22018-01-05
This guy definitely doesn’t look like a stainless steel weld
Reply #32018-01-05
So how should it look to resemble a stainless steel weld?
Reply #42018-01-05
Was the welding rod not chosen properly? It should be A102/302/402!
Reply #52018-01-06
Welded in this way, you also need to consider the issues related to the process parameters
Reply #62018-01-06
The welding is terrible; the appearance is also awful
Reply #72018-01-07
What kind of welding is this? Even though there are no cracks, it’s still not up to standard. Was this welded by the workers at your company? It’s terrible – how can this even be considered work?

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