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Home > Forums > Engineering Codes, Standards & Certifications > Engineering Codes, Standards & Certifications > AWS (welding) Code Issues Forum

Stainless to Carbon Steel Welding

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fabengr (Structural)
5 Feb 10 8:14
I am trying to find something in an AWS spec that gives me more information about welding stainless to carbon steel. I know I need a 309 electrod but I need something in AWS to reference for the customer I have.
I looked in D1.6 and could not find stainless to carbon.
Any help would be great.
 
DVWE (Petroleum)
5 Feb 10 11:29
Look a little closer in D1.6.  Toward the back, there are charts of suggested filler metals for different base metals.  Carbon Steel is in there.  Annex F, Table F.1
fabengr (Structural)
5 Feb 10 13:50
Thanks for the information. My current copy of the D1.6 is 1999. I have just ordered the current D1.6 and will look in in when it comes in. In my D1.6:99 Annex F is "Sample Welding Forms".
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