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Answer: There are five kinds of welding process plan for ss 304 plate: 3.​1 el.​.​.​ Stories from your activity Which welding is possible for SS 304 with 0.5 mm thickness? Willis Wei, Sale Manager (2014-present) Written Nov 23, 2017 There are five kinds of welding process plan for ss 304 plate: 3.1 electrode arc welding Selection of A132; dissimilar steel welding selection A312; Welder: DC reverse, Panaso...  Read More » Can mild steel be welded to stainless steel? Shawn Santo, studied Metallurgy at University of Alberta (1993) Written Aug 28, 2017 If you mean carbon steel yes. It is frequently welded with carbon steel. The factors to consider when welding two different metals together are: mechanical and physical prop...  Read More » What's the reason for black welds when welding stainless steel? Chris Johns, Sculptor, engineer and set designer Written Oct 10, 2018 It means that the weld is being exposed to oxygen from the air while it is still hot. This could be caused by : using too much current travel rate too fast using the wrong shielding gas...  Read More » Why doesn't stainless steel rust? Peter Hwang, COO at Twin Oaks Global (2013-present) Updated Feb 4 Simply put, it is because stainless steel contains Chromium. We say that "iron will rust", because the iron will form an oxide called "rust" when it comes into contact with ...  Read More » Which electrode is used to weld stainless steel? Maninder Sharma, Graduate Engineer Trainee at Isgec Heavy Engineering Limited (2017-present) Written Nov 10, 2017 Stainless steel has derived its name from its stain proof properties. Its a special kind of high alloy steel with high amount of chromium (18–22%) and nickel. Some steels h...  Read More » How do we do welding very thin stainless steel? Richard Bushong, 26 yrs at Natural Gas Utility, 10 yrs Overhead power lineman Written Oct 25 The best way would be Tungsten Inert Gas Welding (TIG) this uses a tungsten electrode and produces a very accurate and precision controlled arc. I see examples of thin mate...  Read More » Why is aluminium difficult to weld to stainless steel? Nagesh Tallapragada, Senior Technician-Mechanical at Coromandel International (1989-present) Written Apr 16, 2018 The bimetallic transition insert is a popular method of joining aluminum to steel and is often used for producing welded connections of excellent quality within structural applications. ...  Read More » Why is TIG welding preferred for welding aluminum, copper and stainless steel? Chris Johns, Sculptor, engineer and set designer Written Dec 17, 2017 Aluminium and copper both have very high thermal conductivity which means that heat is conduced away from the weld quickly. TIG is an electric arc based process which means...  Read More » Is stainless steel a metal or a metalloid? Ivan Matijevic, MASc in Metallurgy Written Mar 5, 2018 The terms metal and metalloid describe the properties of elements. Metalloids are the elements between metals and nonmetals on the periodic table. Amongst other things, met...  Read More » What makes some steel "stainless"? Dennis, studied Steel Metallurgy at RWTH Aachen University Written Jul 20, 2017 Stainless steels' corrosion resistance is caused by an chromium(III)oxide layer that is built on the surface of the steel. This layer is built out of the chromium in the ste...  Read More »   Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/