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Welding of chromium-molybdenum alloy steel

2016-04-06View Original

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Under what circumstances is preheating required when welding chromium-molybdenum alloy steel, and are there any requirements for post-weld heat treatment?
Reply #22016-04-06
For different steel grades and thicknesses, the construction acceptance specifications can be referred to, such as GB50235 SH3501
Reply #32016-04-06
Chromomolybdenum alloy steel requires preheating during welding to ensure weld quality; When it is necessary to ensure welding quality, post-weld heat treatment is required
Reply #42016-04-07
If there are corresponding chemical industry standards, you can refer to those for comparison.
Reply #52016-04-08
Consider the steel grade and wall thickness: the higher the alloy content, the thinner the preheating wall thickness, and the higher the preheating temperature

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