Welding Joint Made of Two Different Austenitic Materials
Branislav Đorđević,
Filip Vučetić,
Aleksandar Sedmak
et al.
Abstract:Using austenitic steel in welding structures requires both destructive and non-destructive testing (NDT) to approve the use of intended welding specification, but also testing of material properties, even if they are guaranteed by manufacturer. In this particular case, X2CrNiMo17-12-2 (commercial trademark AISI 316L) is the material that has to be partly replaced by NiCr21Mo (commercial trademark Incoloy 825) in a piece of process equipment exposed to elevated temperature and highly corrosive environment. This… Show more
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