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DESIGNATION & SELECTION OF WELDING CONSUMABLES 1

4- Selection of Welding Electrodes

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  • DESIGNATION & SELECTION OF WELDING CONSUMABLES*

  • Selections of SMAW Welding Electrodes *

  • COVERED ARC WELDING (SMAW) ELECTRODESFast Freeze ElectrodesCellulosicFast solidification, low rate of deposition, deep penetration e.g. E6010, E6011Fill-Freeze ElectrodeRutileMedium rate of deposition, medium penetration e.g. E6012, E6013 Fast-Fill ElectrodesIron PowderHigh rate of deposition, low penetration, greater % recovery e.g. E7024 Low Hydrogen ElectrodesBasicLow H2 10 ml/100 g e.g. E7016, E7018*

  • Fast Freeze ElectrodesFor Positional WeldingRequire skillFlatter bead, distinct ripples, light slagUse for:Pipe weldingVertical up & OverheadMaintainanceGalvanised & plated Deep penetration application

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  • Fill-Freeze ElectrodeCompromising characteristics of Fast Freeze & Fast FillFor general welding applicationFor all positional weldingAble to weld uneven fit-up*

  • Fast-Fill ElectrodesFor down-hand (Flat Position) applicationPlate thickness > 5 mmBead surface smooth, free of ripples, flat or slight convex, low spatters, heavy slagDrag welding possibleUse for:Production welds*

  • Low Hydrogen ElectrodesUse for:X-ray quality weldCrack sensitive applications e.g. joint restraintThick plate weldingHigh alloying elementsPlate having tensile strength > 70,000 psiMulti-passes, vertical & overhead even with MSFast Fill & Fill freeze characteristicsDense welds, good notch toughnessGood ductilitySuitable for HCS & low alloy steelAvailable in sealed container, require baking*

  • AWS SMAW ELECTRODE DESIGNATION AND CODING6013ECurrent/flux coating

    Min.Tensile Strength 60,000 psi1 all position2 flat positionelectrode*

  • High celluloseAWS SMAW Welding Electrode Codes/Designations for Covered Arc Welding Electrodes

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    DesignationCurrentCovering TypeRemarkEXX10DC+ onlyOrganic 0Fast freezeEXX11AC or DC+Organic 1Fast freezeEXX12AC or DC-Rutile 2 High sodium/potassiumFill freezeEXX13AC or DCRutile 3 High titanicFill freezeEXX14AC or DCRutile, iron powder 4(approx. 30%)Fast fillEXX15DC+ onlyLow-hydrogen 5 basicLow H2EXX16AC or DC+Low-hydrogen 6 basicLow H2EXX18AC or DC+Low-hydrogen, iron powder 7, 8(approx. 25%) basicLow H2Fill FreezeEXX20AC or DCOrganic + high iron-oxideFast freeze (downhand)EXX24AC or DCRutile, iron powder(approx. 50%)Fast fill (downhand)EXX27AC or DCMineral (iron oxide), iron powder (approx. 50%)Low H2Fast FillEXX28AC or DCLow hydrogen, iron powder (approx. 50%)Low H2The prefix E designates electric arc welding electrodeThe first two digits of four-digit numbers and the first three digits of five-digit numbers indicate minimum tensile strength:E60XX . 60,000 psi Minimum Tensile StrengthE70XX . 70,000 psi Minimum Tensile StrengthE110XX ... 110,000 psi Minimum Tensile StrengthThe next-to-last digit indicates position:EXX1X . All positionsEXX2X . Flat position and horizontal filletsThe suffix (Example: EXXXX-A1) indicates the approximate alloy in the weld deposit.

  • JIS431DTensile strength 60,000 psi43 kgf/mm23Current/flux coating

    0 all position1 all position2 flat positionelectrode*

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    Welding RodsWelding PositionPolarityPenetrationBead AppearanceDuctilityNotch ToughnessD4301IlmeniteF,V,OH,HAC or DC ()DeepGoodGoodGoodD4303Lime TitaniaF,V,OH,HAC or DC ()ExcellentGoodD4311High CelluloseF,V,OH,HAC or DC (+)DeepD4313High Titanium OxidesF,V,OH,HAC or DC (-)ShallowExcellentD4316Basic Low HydrogenF,V,OH,HAC or DC (+)ExcellentExcellentD4324Iron powder TitaniaF, H-FilAC or DC ()ExcellentD4326Iron powder Low H2F, H-FilAC or DC (+)ExcellentExcellentGoodD4327Iron Powder Iron OxideF, H-FilF: AC or DC () H-Fil: AC or DC (-)ExcellentExcellent

  • British Standarde.g. E5133 B160 20(H)Process: covered MMA electrodeFirst group (Table C1)Second group(Table C2 and C3)Covering (Table C4)Efficiency: % recovery to nearest 10% (110)Position digit (Table C5)Electrical digit (Table C6)Indicates hydrogen-controlled (10 ml/100 g)E5133B16020(H)*

  • Table C1 First group

    Table C2 Second group, first digit

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    Electrode designationTensile strength (N/mm2)Minimum yield stress (N/mm2)E43430 550330E51510 650360

    First digitMinimum elongation (%)Temperature for impact value of 28J (C)E43E510Not specifiedNot specified12018+2022218032420-2042420-3052420-40

  • Table C3 Second group, second digit

    Table C4 Covering

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    Second digitMinimum elongation (%)Impact propertiesImpact value (J)Temperature (C)E43E51E43E510Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specified122224747+202222247470322224747-204Not relevant18Not relevant41-3061847-50

    AAcid (iron oxide)ARAcid (rutile)BBasicCCellulosicOOxidisingRRutile )medium-coated)RRRutile (heavy-coated)SOther types

  • Table C5 Position digit

    Table C6 Electrical digit

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    1All positions2All positions except vertical-down3Flat and, for fillet welds, horizontal-vertical4Flat5Flat; vertical-down; and, for fillet welds, horizontal-vertical9Any position or combination of positions not classified above

    CodeDirect currentAlternating currentRecommended electrode polarityMinimum open-circuit voltage (V)0Polarity as recommended by manufacturerNot suitable for use with a.c.1+ or -502-503+504+ or -705-706+707+ or -908-909+90

  • STUDENT HOME ASSIGNMENTIs E6010 Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode? Why?Suggest which SMAW electrode suitable for welding in 4G. Why? What type of flux found in E6013. What are the main contents in the flux?Which electrode suitable for welding thick section of Low Alloy Steels? Why?*