Questions about brazing
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Colleagues, after brazing pipes, what pressure can the joint withstand? I would appreciate your advice. If there are any shortcomings in my questions, please point them out. Thank you!
Brazing is divided into soft brazing and hard brazing; I’m not sure which welding method the original poster is using. Generally, the strength of joints formed by hard brazing is higher, while the strength of joints formed by soft brazing usually does not exceed 10 kilograms, that is, only a few kilograms. The strength of a joint is related to many factors, such as the welding structure, welding conditions, and the skill level of the welder.
Pipe welding is generally not done using brazing. I’m not sure what components you need to weld; the strength of the joint after welding depends on the strength of the raw materials used for welding. Usually, the strength of the weld is slightly higher than that of the base material.
Thank you for participating; it’s ceramic-metal brazing, hard brazing. Please continue to guide me
Pipelines are generally not brazed; it is common to see them welded with a 65° bevel.