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Welding issues with 316L tube bundles and Q345 tube sheets

2018-01-04View Original

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As the title suggests, what types of corrosion can occur during the welding of 316L tube bundles and Q345 tube sheets? The pipe runs for condensate water.
Reply #22018-01-04
It is advisable to avoid welding dissimilar steels together for heat exchange tubes and tube sheets; as mentioned by the original poster, if 316L heat exchange tubes are used, then a composite tube sheet should be employed. The welding quality is very poor when welding dissimilar steels. It is recommended to change the tube sheet material and add a surfacing layer
Reply #32018-01-05
In several heat exchangers I’ve seen before, when the materials of the tubes and the tube sheet were different, there was a surfacing layer on the tube sheet.
Reply #42018-01-05
Heterogeneous materials are most prone to electrochemical corrosion, right?

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