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How to weld brass B30 to carbon steel?

2015-09-28View Original

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For example: there is a heat exchanger whose heat exchange tubes are made of B30, while the tube sheet is made of carbon steel (the specific material has not yet been determined). How do I weld? Or could you tell me what the welding standards for brass are? (I searched for a long time but couldn’t find it! )
Reply #22015-09-28
Solder it. The melting points are different.
Reply #32015-09-28
The two cannot be welded directly; brazing must be used instead
Reply #42015-09-28
Could you provide more details, such as the reference standards, welding materials, and so on?
Reply #52015-09-28
Could you give a more specific introduction? What standards can be used as a reference?
Reply #62015-09-28
Grooved strength expansion jointing is generally used; I have worked on brass heat exchange tubes as well as shell-and-tube heat exchangers made of carbon steel.
Reply #72015-09-28
So how exactly is welding done? What welding method and what welding materials?
Reply #82015-09-28
Could someone explain exactly how to weld it? What welding method to use?
Reply #92015-09-28
If you don’t understand welding, please ask a professional welder to help you.

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