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The more repairs are made to the defects in the welds of 310 pipes, the more cracks appear

2015-09-07View Original

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Defects in the welds of 310 pipes: re-welding leads to further cracking; cracking easily occurs at the start and end points of welding. How to deal with this?
Reply #22015-09-07
Thermal stress in welds is inevitable. By using polymer materials for weld repair and protection, such situations can be avoided. Of course, the medium and operating conditions also play a role.
Reply #32015-09-07
What welding material is being used? Cracks and defects must be completely removed. .
Reply #42015-09-07
There’s no issue with the material when using 310 welding wire; let’s check if it’s a problem with the welding process
Reply #52015-09-07
It’s TIG welding, right? Weld more slowly and give it a try; make sure to provide protection and cooling
Reply #62015-09-07
Is rapid cooling or slow cooling required?
Reply #72015-09-07
It should cool down slowly, but I haven’t tried it
Reply #82015-09-07
Cool naturally at room temperature. How is the weld evaluation?
Reply #92015-09-08
Is it a new pipe or an old one? Are the cracks caused by delay cracking or by stress cracking resulting from intergranular corrosion?

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