Meaning of lower critical temperature
Meaning of lower critical temperature
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I have a question about NACE MR0175 - 2003 edition.
in accordance with para. 5.2 on NACE MR0175-2003 edition, Overlays applied to carbon and low-alloy steel or to martensitic stainless steels by thermal processes such as welding, silver brazing, or spray metallizing systems are acceptable for use in sour environments, provided the substrate does not exceed the lower critical temperature during application.
In this sentence, what is the meaning of lower critical temperature?
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in accordance with para. 5.2 on NACE MR0175-2003 edition, Overlays applied to carbon and low-alloy steel or to martensitic stainless steels by thermal processes such as welding, silver brazing, or spray metallizing systems are acceptable for use in sour environments, provided the substrate does not exceed the lower critical temperature during application.
In this sentence, what is the meaning of lower critical temperature?
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RE: Meaning of lower critical temperature
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RE: Meaning of lower critical temperature
RE: Meaning of lower critical temperature
if you look into the standard, page 6 you'll find the definition of lower critical temperature:
Lower Critical Temperature: The temperature of a ferrous
metal at which austenite begins to form during heating or at
which the transformation of austenite is completed during
cooling.
S.
Corrosion Protection & Corrosion Control
RE: Meaning of lower critical temperature
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