When welding a 10mm stainless steel inner cylinder to a carbon steel Q345R jacket, does it matter to consider the impact properties of the carbon steel?

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When performing weld qualification using the butt welding method for the joint at the edge of the jacket between the 10mm stainless steel inner cylinder and the carbon steel Q345R, does it is necessary to take into account the impact properties of the carbon steel as well? Q345R 6mm

Reply #22015-08-27

For the joints you use for connection, you should take into account the impact properties of carbon steel

Reply #32015-08-27

This definitely requires considering the impact test of carbon steel

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When welding a 10mm stainless steel inner cylinder to a carbon steel Q345R jacket, does it matter to consider the impact properties of the carbon steel?

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