The lawsuits of a world seminar organised by way of TWI at the side of the Paton Welding Institute, Ukraine and held at TWI Middlesbrough in April 1997. The delegates tested fresh theoretical and useful advancements of the fabrics, apparatus and strategies concerned
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Elimination of getting wet of mineral coating part and its electric erosion in the water of salinity up to 18°/00 are ensured. Hydrophobic layer burns uniformly, without formation of fringe or bushing which would make the difficulties in diver-welder operation. Paton EWI according to technical code number PWI 835-92. Some technical data concerning melting of the electrodes are given in Table 3. Table 3. 6 Specification (7), type B. The mechanical properties of weldments performed using base metal of low-carbon steel St3 type and low-alloy steel 09G2 type are given in Table 4.
3(b), and also in the HAZ of this weld. This cracking is readily identified as hydrogen-induced cracking. In the welds deposited with the stainless steel consumable, electrode S, the microstructure differed from one bead to another, reflecting differences in dilution. In the early passes which are in contact with the parent (ferritic) steel, the microstructure was commonly non-uniform within each bead. In the butt welds, the microstructure close to the parent steel was up to 100% martensite. However, elsewhere in the early beads, visual estimates of the proportions of the various microstructural constituents are 80% martensite, 5 to 10% ferrite and 10 to 15% austenite.
Once again, specimens could not be machined from the severely cracked stainless steel weld. 7(a), again showed the highest toughness for electrode B and the lowest for electrode G, possibly reflecting some influence of weld metal toughness in weldments with inclined fusion boundaries. However, the ranking for the other electrodes differed from that of the corresponding weld metal samples, with the HAZ of electrode D welds being only marginally tougher than welds produced with electrode G. 7(b), reveals that electrode B clearly gave welds with the toughest HAZ.
