Application of weld metal build up
Application of weld metal build up
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Which would have the least amount of residual stress when applying weld metal build up to an exterior area of a pipe, longitudinally or transversely?
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Which would have the least amount of residual stress when applying weld metal build up to an exterior area of a pipe, longitudinally or transversely?
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RE: Application of weld metal build up
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Your shrinkage will depend on a number of issue's without which I cannot comment further.
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RE: Application of weld metal build up
The orientation of the residual stresses must be compared to the imposed stress orientation of the pipe to see if they create a critical condition. You also have to consider restraint conditions. Circumferential welds have a greater tendency to be affected by longitudinal restraint.
RE: Application of weld metal build up
RE: Application of weld metal build up
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