Jun 28, 2002 #1 gjb1 Mechanical Joined Apr 23, 2002 Messages 33 Location GB The benefits of HIP bonding (Stellite hardfacing of valve in this instance) as opposed to welding is one of improved wear and corrosion. Is anyone aware of disadvantages of the HIP bonding technique with respect to valves. Thanks in advance GB
The benefits of HIP bonding (Stellite hardfacing of valve in this instance) as opposed to welding is one of improved wear and corrosion. Is anyone aware of disadvantages of the HIP bonding technique with respect to valves. Thanks in advance GB
Feb 26, 2004 #2 howkers Mechanical Joined Nov 4, 2003 Messages 29 Location GB So far only good reports of Stellite seats in stainless. There are people using HIPped materials for valve body components. The cleanlines, grain size and strength properties are better than cast or forged equivalents. Upvote 0 Downvote
So far only good reports of Stellite seats in stainless. There are people using HIPped materials for valve body components. The cleanlines, grain size and strength properties are better than cast or forged equivalents.
Nov 2, 2004 #3 NGiLuzzu Mechanical Joined Dec 17, 2002 Messages 558 Location RO Try to visit, for example: http://www.powdermet.com/ Hope this helps, 'NGL Upvote 0 Downvote