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Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

26-02-2014, 15:24

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Duplex steel for deck fittings?

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Posted By Andrew Troup

Re: Duplex steel for deck fittings?

Sheared from plate (as opposed to bar) will be fine.

Both are rolled, but obviously bar gets rolled more aggressively (with more passes, and biaxial rollers) than plate, and 'cold rolled' most...

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

22-02-2014, 02:10

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Duplex steel for deck fittings?

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Posted By Andrew Troup

Re: Duplex steel for deck fittings?

I guess, lateral, another factor is that in terms of composition, 2205 (in comparison with 316) increases chromium at the expense of nickel

It seems from a quick check that the latter is currently...

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

21-02-2014, 12:03

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Duplex steel for deck fittings?

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Posted By Andrew Troup

Re: Duplex steel for deck fittings?

By stiff, do you mean, strong?

To an engineer, they are separate -- and to a degree independent -- characteristics, and the inherent stiffness of all steels, stainless or not, strong or weak, is...

Forum: Construction, Maintenance & Refit

21-02-2014, 00:56

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Duplex steel for deck fittings?

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Posted By Andrew Troup

Re: Duplex steel for deck fittings?

For welding, in some respects 2205 is even easier than 300 series austenitic stainless (eg 316L). The weld metal itself is highly resistant to hot cracking, so the heat input does not need to be...

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