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S22053 welding

2022-06-13View Original

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Can the S22053 material be welded using submerged arc automatic welding? If possible, what welding wire and flux should be used? Has anyone experienced conducting a weld evaluation for the submerged arc welding of 22053?
Reply #22022-06-16
SH∕T 3523-2020 Welding Specifications for Nickel-Containing Stainless Steels, Ferro-Nickel Alloys, Nickel-Based Alloys, and Stainless Steel Composite Steels in the Petrochemical Industry
Reply #32022-06-17
When welding the product, it is important to control the heat input as well as the interlayer temperature, as cracking can occur very easily!
Reply #42022-06-18
It is best not to use automatic welding for S22053, especially for thicker sections, as it tends to crack
Reply #52022-11-19
Submerged arc welding can be used, but it is not recommended; The welding materials are S22053 + SJ601; in addition to routine inspections, microstructural metallographic analysis is also performed to determine the ferrite content.

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