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ER 310 Core Wire
ER 310 core wire is a heat-resistant stainless steel welding wire primarily used for high-temperature applications. It offers excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for furnace components, heat exchangers, and other elevated temperature environments.
ER 310 Core Wire Chemical Compositions:
The chemical composition of ER 310 core wire typically includes:
- Chromium (Cr):0 – 28.0%
- Nickel (Ni):0 – 22.0%
- Carbon (C): ≤ 0.08%
- Manganese (Mn): ≤ 2.00%
- Silicon (Si): ≤ 1.50%
- Phosphorus (P): ≤ 0.045%
- Sulfur (S): ≤ 0.030%
- Molybdenum (Mo): ≤ 0.75%
- Iron (Fe): Balance
This composition provides ER 310 core wire with high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance suitable for various applications in heat-resistant environments.
Physical Properties:
ER 310 core wire possesses specific physical properties essential for welding applications:
- Density: Typically around 7.9 g/cm³, determining its mass per unit volume.
- Melting Point: Approximately 1400-1450°C (2552-2642°F), indicating its transition to liquid form under heat.
- Tensile Strength: Generally 550-750 MPa, its resistance to breaking under tension.
- Yield Strength: Typically 250-350 MPa, indicating the stress at which it deforms plastically.
- Elongation: Usually 30-40%, indicating its ability to stretch without fracturing.
- Hardness: Typically 150-200 HV, determining its resistance to indentation.
- Thermal Conductivity: Approximately 15-20 W/m·K, indicating its ability to conduct heat.
- Electrical Resistivity: Around 70-80 µΩ·cm, its resistance to electric current flow.
These properties ensure ER 310 core wire’s suitability for various welding applications, offering clean, strong welds with minimal defects.
Mechanical Properties:
ER 310 core wire typically demonstrates the following mechanical properties:
- Tensile Strength: Generally between 550-750 MPa, indicating its capacity to withstand pulling forces without breaking.
- Yield Strength: Typically around 250-350 MPa, indicating the stress at which it begins to deform plastically.
- Elongation: Typically 30-40%, indicating its ability to stretch without fracturing.
- Hardness: Typically in the range of 150-200 HV, determining its resistance to indentation or scratching.
- Impact Strength: Exhibits good toughness and can withstand sudden loads without fracturing.
- Fatigue Resistance: Shows resistance to failure under cyclic loading conditions.
- Ductility: Demonstrates sufficient ductility to undergo deformation without fracture under tensile stress.
- Weldability: Offers excellent weldability with minimal risk of cracking or defects.
- Corrosion Resistance: It is Resistant to corrosion, especially in high-temperature environments.
These properties ensure the ER 310 core wire’s reliability and effectiveness in welding operations, particularly in high-temperature applications.
ER 310 Core Wire Applications:
ER 310 core wire finds applications in various industries, particularly those requiring high-temperature resistance, including:
- Furnace Construction: Used for welding furnace components such as heating elements, radiant tubes, and combustion chambers.
- Heat Exchangers: Employed in the fabrication of heat exchanger tubes and plates for high-temperature environments.
- Power Generation: Used in welding components for boilers, turbines, and exhaust systems in power plants.
- Petrochemical Industry: Applied in the construction of reactors, piping systems, and process equipment exposed to high temperatures.
- Aerospace: Utilized for welding components in aircraft engines and propulsion systems where heat resistance is crucial.
- Metal Processing: Used for welding equipment in steel mills, foundries, and metal processing facilities.
- Chemical Processing: Employed in the fabrication of equipment for chemical reactors, distillation columns, and heat exchangers.
- Oil and Gas Industry: Used for welding components in refinery units, such as cracking units and reformers.
- Automotive: Applied in welding exhaust systems and components exposed to high-temperature exhaust gases.
- General Fabrication: Utilized in various fabrication projects requiring high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance.