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What welding electrode should be used for cladding Hastelloy on Q345R?

2016-02-20View Original

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As the title suggests, I would appreciate it if experts could offer some guidance; thanks in advance
Reply #22016-02-20
Actually, composite panels can solve the problem; surfacing is a hassle!
Reply #32016-02-20
This post was last edited by Ning who loves candies on February 20, 2016, at 14:34. Additionally, how should the heat treatment process be determined?
Reply #42016-02-20
A sealing surface is to be welded onto a 150-thick flange; it’s not cost-effective to purchase composite material for this purpose
Reply #52016-02-20
It is relatively difficult to use welding rods for surfacing Hastelloy (at least 3-4 layers or more); it is better to consider other methods
Reply #62016-02-25
Buy a small plate and weld it to the steel flange; surfacing welding electrodes are too expensive.
Reply #72016-02-25
There are many types of Hastelloy alloys; shall we not specify which one?
Reply #82020-04-06
We use C276 for surfacing, with ERNiCrMo-4 welding wire for direct surfacing.

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