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How are the different levels of grassroots transition distinguished?

2015-06-23View Original

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How are the different levels of grassroots transition distinguished? I can see the welder working, but I have no idea which part of the work he is welding. Could anyone please tell me how to tell by looking at it?
Reply #22015-06-23
Check the welding material used: handshake
Reply #32015-06-23
There’s also a mouth under the nose; just ask directly, right?:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol
Reply #42015-06-23
If it’s on-site and the workers are not welders, who should be asked? ?
Reply #52015-06-24
I can’t see any indication that the welding is complete – the transition layer isn’t visible. P: The base layers are carbon steel, alloy steel, and heat-resistant steel – can these be distinguished? First, weld at the base layer, then weld the transition layer, and finally weld the overlay layer.
Reply #62015-06-24
I know the sequence; it’s about checking the appearance of the weld. I’m not sure whether it’s the base layer or the transition layer... Does it have anything to do with color?

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