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What wire is used for welding between TA2 and TA10?

2019-04-21View Original

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The company took on a project, but the owner didn't have any official drawings. The pipes he bought were all TA2, and the pipe fittings were all TA10. After checking, he didn't know what welding material was used between the two materials. Does it have any impact on the performance? There is only this sentence in JB/T4745: "When welding different titanium materials, it is recommended to select the welding wire material based on the base metal with better corrosion resistance and lower strength level." TA2 is industrial pure titanium, and TA10 is a titanium alloy containing Ni Mo. Compared with TA2, it has good crevice corrosion resistance. How to determine the corrosion resistance of the two?

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