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                                                                               Welding handbook 2.0 Introduction










                2.0 Introduction
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                This handbook involves welding technology for    are informational. These chapters relate to the
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                Hardox  and Strenx  plates without endings of:   properties of the Hardox and Strenx grades without
                MC, MC PLUS, PLUS, CR, OME and XF.               addressing specific welding recommendations.
                The absolute majority of Hardox wear plate steel   These three chapters are:
                and Strenx high strength steels are subjected    4 Microstructures in the heat affected zone (HAZ)
                to welding. Therefore, in order to utilize the full   and the unaffected parent metal
                potential of welded structures, knowledge of     4 Hardening mechanisms in the heat-affected zone
                welding technology related to these steel grades is   and the unaffected parent metal
                essential.
                                                                 4 The influence of alloys and contaminants on the
                                                                   Hardox and Strenx grades
                The principal areas of welding technology are
                material technology, industrial engineering, and
                the mechanics of materials. The objective of the  In this handbook references are made to:
                welding handbook from SSAB is to describe and    4Our TechSupport documents which give further
                provide recommendations for a wide range of        information regarding a certain topic. Each
                weldability aspects within these fields. Especially  TechSupport addresses a given area such as
                emphasized, are the mechanical properties and the  measures for avoidance of discontinuities and
                material technology of welded structures in        examples of suitable brand names for consumables
                Hardox and Strenx.
                                                                 4Our Software WeldCalc™ allows users to to
                                                                   optimize their welding performance based on
                When welding technology is considered from
                the early stages of product development through    the specific conditions and the requirements of
                the completion of the manufacturing process,       their welded structure. WeldCalc can be attained
                substantial benefits can be gained. Well-planned   in two formats, the desktop version and the app
                engineering can optimize the performance of        version. The most extensive functions is found in
                welded structures in both technical and            the desktop version.
                economical terms.
                                                                   TechSupports can be found and downloaded
                                                                   from our home page www.ssab.com. A user
                This handbook can be read from start to finish or
                individual chapters can be referred to regarding    licence for WeldCalc™ can be obtained through
                specific topics. The majority of the chapters address   registration on the same home page.
                theories, recommendations and suitable procedures
                within a certain field. However, the last three chapters













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