Why can’t titanium and 304 steel be welded together?
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I want to know why titanium and 304 steel cannot be welded together. Is there any book that explains this? Please someone give me some guidance.
When our company produces titanium coils, it is not possible to weld them with 304 steel; the connection parts used are all connection strips provided by titanium manufacturers
Go and take a look at the standard JBT4745-2002 titanium welded containers; they’re right there!
Problems with welding titanium and 304 steel: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1104243&shareuid=4554153 Check out this thread
There’s also some source that mentions this; in other words, they cannot be welded together. More technically, the solubility of titanium in iron-based metals is only 0.05%； Do you think it’s possible to weld them together?
Titanium can only be welded to other titanium materials; it will crack after welding. Practice is the sole criterion for testing truth.
Riveting, and then at the rivet locations, the rivets are covered with titanium stack welding
It’s not that welding isn’t possible; it’s that the parts can’t be welded together.
The first one and the bottom 1 will never meet. If ordinary people want to be friends with the president, they need to be able to get along together too! It’s fine to play for a while, but who will play with you if you keep playing all the time? That’s the reasoning