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Interpass Temperature Guidelines for Welding

This document discusses preheating and inter-pass temperatures for different types of metals during welding. Preheating is the temperature maintained before any welding and should not exceed 150C for duplex stainless and nickel alloys, 315C for carbon and alloy steels, and 176C for stainless steels. Inter-pass temperature refers to the temperature just before an additional weld pass and has maximums of 300-350C for carbon and chrome-moly steels, 175C for stainless steels, 150C for nickel alloys, and 98C for super-austenitic steels.

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Interpass Temperature Guidelines for Welding

This document discusses preheating and inter-pass temperatures for different types of metals during welding. Preheating is the temperature maintained before any welding and should not exceed 150C for duplex stainless and nickel alloys, 315C for carbon and alloy steels, and 176C for stainless steels. Inter-pass temperature refers to the temperature just before an additional weld pass and has maximums of 300-350C for carbon and chrome-moly steels, 175C for stainless steels, 150C for nickel alloys, and 98C for super-austenitic steels.

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Preheat : QW 492 or QW 108

preheating is temperature that should be maintained prior to any welding

150C max for duplex stainless and nickel based


315C max. for carbon and alloy steels
176C max for stainless,
.

Inter-pass temperature

Interpass temperature refers to the temperature of the steel just prior to the
depositing of an additional weld pass. It is identical to preheat, except that
preheating is performed prior to any welding.

For Carbon & Chrome-moly steels - 300 to 350 C max


For Stainless Steel - 175 C max
For Nickel Alloys - 150 C max
For super-austenitic steels - 98C max

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