© COPYRIGHT 2000 THE ESAB GROUP, INC. LESSON V 5.22.4.2 The shielding gas should be 98% argon-2% oxygen.  Welding heavier sections or the application of cast iron to carbon steel requires the use of 400-600°F preheat. 5.22.4.3 Nicore 55 is available in a variety of sizes from .035" - 3/32" diameters and many standard packages ranging from 10 & 33 lb spools to 60 lb coils. 5.22.5 Cupro Nickel Electrodes (AWS A5.6, Class ECuNi) - This 70% copper, 30% nickel electrode is designed to provide outstanding weld metal in welding 70-30 and 90-10 copper-nickel alloys with direct current reverse polarity.  The electrode can be used in all welding positions.  Slag removal is easy and complete from the smooth weld beads.  Weld deposits are sound by X-ray and have excellent strength and ductility. 5.22.5.1 The primary uses for copper-nickel alloys are in the fabrication of ship condensers, distiller tubes, heat exchangers, and other items exposed to sea water corrosion. A.  Typical Mechanical Properties of Weld Metal: As Welded Yield Point (psi) 35,500 Tensile Strength (psi)52,000 % Elongation (2") 40 B.  Typical Chemical Composition of the Weld Metal: Carbon 0.3% Manganese 1.3% Silicon 0.7% Iron 0.55% Copper 68.0% Nickel 30.0%





Lesson 1
The Basics of Arc Welding
Lesson 2
Common Electric
Arc Welding Processes
Lesson 3
Covered Electrodes for Welding
Mild Steels
Lesson 4
Covered Electrodes for Welding Low Alloy Steels
Lesson 5
Welding Filler Metals for Stainless Steels
Lesson 6
Carbon & Low Alloy
Steel Filler Metals -
GMAW,GTAW,SAW
Lesson 7
Flux Cored Arc Electrodes Carbon Low Alloy Steels
Lesson 8
Hardsurfacing Electrodes
Lesson 9
Estimating & Comparing Weld Metal Costs
Lesson 10
Reliability of Welding Filler Metals
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