Material issues when using explosion welding for tube sheet bonding

2015-07-25View Original

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I would like to ask the teachers: For tube sheets that use explosion welding, must the base material be 16MnIII?

Reply #22015-07-25

Q345R can be used; as long as it meets the relevant standards for the base material, there is no need to necessarily use forged parts

Reply #32015-07-27

So if a 16MnIII base layer is used, how should I write its standard number then? Does SBS use the NB/T47008 standard? Seeking advice.

Reply #42015-07-27

Of course, NB/T47008 covers the case where the base material is a forged piece

Reply #52015-07-27

Okay. Thank you, teacher, for the explanation.

Reply #62015-07-27

Thanks, real* moderator! ! ! :)

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