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Discussion on the welding of 310s (0Cr25Ni20) stainless steel

2018-10-22View Original

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Stainless steel material 310s (0Cr25Ni20). What are the welding process requirements? The tube is as shown in the diagram; it is quite thin. What type of welding rod should be used, and what are the precautions for welding?
Reply #22018-10-23
With such severe rust, is it really stainless steel?
Reply #32018-10-24
It doesn’t have much use value anymore, does it?
Reply #42018-10-25
Tubes that have already been used are not recommended for re-welding, as the quality of the weld cannot be guaranteed.
Reply #52018-10-26
It’s 310s stainless steel, as confirmed by a material testing machine
Reply #62019-01-21
It has reached the level where it needs to be scrapped; replace it with a new one. There are some experience summaries available for reference online

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