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Ask the experts how to perform composite welding of stainless steel and titanium

2018-12-23View Original

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Ask the experts how to perform composite welding of stainless steel and titanium
Reply #22018-12-23
For welding of such similar and dissimilar steels, the only difference lies in the selection of welding materials according to the requirements specified in the process sheet; there is no difference in terms of welding techniques, and argon shielded welding is generally the preferred method.
Reply #32018-12-23
Titanium can only be welded to titanium; the specific requirements are in accordance with the provisions of JB/T4745-2002 for titanium welded vessels.
Reply #42018-12-23
We’ve tried it – TA2, 316L, and 304 all prove difficult to weld; cracking occurs due to their different expansion coefficients.
Reply #52018-12-24
It must be very difficult to apply this technology to devices.
Reply #62018-12-24
The equipment manufactured by our company also involves welding of dissimilar steels without titanium
Reply #72018-12-24
JB/T 4745, Appendix E contains the detailed information

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