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HAZ Too High in One Spot

HAZ Too High in One Spot

HAZ Too High in One Spot

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There have been a few times when welding on a coupon (625-4130) that when the hardness comes back, there is always one spot on the outer edge that is significantly higher than the rest. Ex: 251,254,274. Any ideas on how to correct this or what is calling it?

RE: HAZ Too High in One Spot

Please do not cross post with the Metallurgy forum.

RE: HAZ Too High in One Spot

Also this is a welding issue, it should go into the welding engineering (or metallurgy) section.

I'd also recommend providing more detail in those forums, as in "on the outer edge" of what? The HAZ, the OD, ID, base metal, before or after PWHT, etc.

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