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11/18/2008 9:00 AM
 
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Dear All, We are facing problem of cracks in welding of CS and SS using ER309 welding wire. Can we use ER316L wire ? This problem is occurring again and again . Anybody pl. reply soon Thanks and regards,
 
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if standrd proc is not followed crack will definitely come. pl. eet s now whatprcedure steps you have followed in detail. regards >Dear All, > >We are facing problem of cracks in welding of CS and SS >using ER309 welding wire. Can we use ER316L wire ? This >problem is occurring again and again . Anybody pl. reply >soon > >Thanks and regards,
 
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11/27/2008 9:00 AM
 
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Hi there Mumtaz Fatigue cracking in welds could well be delayed by a correction in weld wire type. However another solution or indeed fatigue life extention could be achieved very well with shot peening surely. Have you considered such a solution? Chris
 
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