I particularly don't like to use nitrogen as a purge gas, because I'm more conservative ... More
Hello, Few references where ± 10% or ±12.5% alloying element tolerance may ... More
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Hi Kim: I have nothing to sell but we do have radical welding technique (autogenous, no root weld, no stress riser, NOT friction) that could resolve medical welding issues. Technique falls under ASME IX, code case 2799. Repeatable, automated and no rework. ... More
I particularly don't like to use nitrogen as a purge gas, because I'm more conservative person and I only see economic advantages, but an old paper is attached that says that there is no difference between argon and nitrogen for austenitic stainless steel, ... More