A fully automatic butt welding process for bimetal composite pipe
A bimetallic composite pipe, fully automatic technology, applied in metal processing, metal processing equipment, welding medium and other directions, can solve the problems of low one-time welding pass rate, high construction time cost, high labor intensity of welders, etc., to ensure consistent forming and reliable quality, improve welding efficiency and pass rate, and improve the effect of welding efficiency
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[0032] Taking Φ168.3mm×(14.2mm base layer + 2mm corrosion-resistant layer) bimetallic composite pipe as an example, the base material is L415QB, the lining material is 316L, and the corrosion-resistant layer at the end of the bimetallic composite pipe is in the form of surfacing welding and For the 625 alloy combined with basic metallurgy, the butt welding method is:
[0033] Step 1, such as figure 1 As shown, a J-shaped groove is machined at the ends of the two bimetal composite pipes to be welded; the length of the blunt edge of the J-shaped groove is 1.5 mm, the thickness of the blunt edge is 1.8 mm, and the groove angle is 6 °, a smooth transition between the groove and the blunt edge, the radius of the transition arc is 4.6mm;
[0034] Step 2. Butt-fitting the grooves of the two bimetal composite pipes machined in step 1, the gap of the butt-fitting is 0.3mm, and the widest part of the weld bead after the butt-fitting is 15mm;
[0035] Step 3. Preheat the bimetallic com...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Taking Φ273mm×(14.2mm base layer + 2mm corrosion-resistant layer) bimetallic composite pipe as an example, the base material is L360QB, the lining material is 316L, and the corrosion-resistant layer at the end of the bimetallic composite pipe is in the form of surfacing welding and base metallurgy. Combined 625 alloy, the butt welding method is:
[0042] Step 1, such as figure 1 As shown, a J-shaped groove is machined on the pipe ends to be welded of two bimetal composite pipes; the length of the blunt edge of the J-shaped groove is 1.6mm, the thickness of the blunt edge is 1.7mm, and the groove angle is 6.5 °, a smooth transition between the groove and the blunt edge, the radius of the transition arc is 3mm;
[0043] Step 2, butt fitting the grooves of the two bimetal composite pipes machined in step 1, the gap of the butt fitting assembly is 0.14mm, and the widest part of the weld bead after the butt fitting assembly is 12mm;
[0044] Step 3. Preheat the bimetallic ...
Embodiment 3
[0050] Take the Φ168.3mm×(12.7mm base layer + 3mm corrosion-resistant layer) bimetallic composite pipe as an example, in which the base material is X65, the lining material is 316L, and the corrosion-resistant layer at the end of the bimetallic composite pipe is in the form of surfacing welding and For the 625 alloy combined with basic metallurgy, the butt welding method is:
[0051] Step 1, such as figure 1 As shown, a J-shaped groove is machined at the ends of the two bimetallic composite pipes to be welded; the length of the blunt edge of the J-shaped groove is 1.4mm, the thickness of the blunt edge is 2.0mm, and the groove angle is 3 °, a smooth transition between the groove and the blunt edge, the radius of the transition arc is 5mm;
[0052] Step 2. Butt-fitting the grooves of the two bimetallic composite pipes machined in step 1, the gap of the butt-fitting is 0.5mm, and the widest part of the weld bead after the butt-fitting is 14.2mm;
[0053] Step 3. Preheat the bi...
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