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Can double-sided automatic welding be used for the base layer of composite panels?

2007-12-28View Original

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Can double-sided automatic welding be used for the base layer of composite panels? Remove about 8mm from the stainless steel side
Reply #22007-12-28
Is the base layer of the composite panel extremely thick? Generally, for composite panels, the base layer is welded first, followed by the overlay layer; however, it is also acceptable to weld both sides first on the base layer and then weld the overlay layer last.
Reply #32007-12-28
Double-sided automatic welding cannot be used; the base layer must be welded first, and only after the surface is cleaned can the overlay layer be welded; When designing joints, issues such as carbon dilution and chromium deficiency must be taken into account, and proper welding procedure qualification for the joints should be carried out.
Reply #42008-01-01
Is it a composite of stainless steel and carbon steel? It’s feasible if the base layer is thick, but a transition layer needs to be provided. Composite of titanium and steel, allowing the steel layer to be fully welded.

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