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Welding AISI 1536 pipe

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gregnordholm

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We have a bunch of 1536 Carbon Manganese pipe that we want to use for a structural application. I am trying to determine the AWS approved welding procedure for thicknesses of 3/4 in or less. We have half in thick wall pipe x 20 in dia. Sulphur and Phophorus are both less than .008.

Carbon equivalency is about .59

Thanks for your help
 
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