Regarding the issue of drying welding electrodes in the same furnace
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The rule of using separate drying ovens for stainless steel electrodes has always been in place. Recently, I tried to find relevant evidence supporting the necessity of using separate drying processes; I couldn’t locate any such evidence. Is it really inappropriate to dry them in the same oven but on separate layers along with carbon steel electrodes? If it is not appropriate, are there any relevant grounds for that?
It mainly depends on the temperature. If the required temperature is the same, there’s nothing wrong with it.
Check the drying temperature; it’s fine if they’re the same. There’s no problem with arranging them in layers
If your company has such a rule, it still needs to be followed.