
| W907Ni | According with GB E5515-C2 Corresponding with AWS E8015-C2 | ||||||||||||||
| Introduction: W907Ni is a kind of low temperature steel electrode containing Ni with low-hydrogen natrium type coating. DCRP (Direct Current Reversed Polarity). All-position welding. The weld metal still has excellent impact toughness under -90℃. | |||||||||||||||
| Uses: Used for welding 3.5Ni low temperature low-alloy steel structures under -90℃. | |||||||||||||||
| Chemical Composition of Deposited Metal (%)
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| Mechanical Properties of Deposited Metal
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| Diffusible Hydrogen Content in Deposited Metal:≤6.0ml/100g(Glycerine Hydrogen Test) | |||||||||||||||
| X-ray Radiographic Inspection:ⅠDegree | |||||||||||||||
| Reference Current(DC+)
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| Instructions: 1.The electrodes must be baked under about 350℃ for an hour before welding, and used as soon as baking is completed. 2.The weldments must be preheated under about 150℃ before welding to avoid cracks. 3.If the stress in the weldments needs eliminating, they should be tempered under 600-650℃ after welding. | |||||||||||||||
| W907Ni | According with GB E5515-C2 Corresponding with AWS E8015-C2 | ||||||||||||||
| Introduction: W907Ni is a kind of low temperature steel electrode containing Ni with low-hydrogen natrium type coating. DCRP (Direct Current Reversed Polarity). All-position welding. The weld metal still has excellent impact toughness under -90℃. | |||||||||||||||
| Uses: Used for welding 3.5Ni low temperature low-alloy steel structures under -90℃. | |||||||||||||||
| Chemical Composition of Deposited Metal (%)
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| Mechanical Properties of Deposited Metal
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| Diffusible Hydrogen Content in Deposited Metal:≤6.0ml/100g(Glycerine Hydrogen Test) | |||||||||||||||
| X-ray Radiographic Inspection:ⅠDegree | |||||||||||||||
| Reference Current(DC+)
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| Instructions: 1.The electrodes must be baked under about 350℃ for an hour before welding, and used as soon as baking is completed. 2.The weldments must be preheated under about 150℃ before welding to avoid cracks. 3.If the stress in the weldments needs eliminating, they should be tempered under 600-650℃ after welding. | |||||||||||||||