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The capability of a material to be welded successfully while achieving the required mechanical properties and service performance.
Weldability is the ability of a material to be welded using an appropriate welding process while producing a sound weld that satisfies the required mechanical properties, metallurgical characteristics and intended service conditions. Weldability is influenced by material composition, welding process, joint design, heat input and post-weld heat treatment requirements.
Weldability describes the suitability of a material for producing sound welds that satisfy engineering and service requirements.
Weldability varies significantly between materials and must be considered when selecting welding procedures, filler materials, preheat requirements and post-weld heat treatment to achieve acceptable weld quality and long-term performance.
Weldability describes the inherent suitability of a material for welding, whereas a Welding Procedure Specification defines the approved method used to weld that material.
Welding; Materials Engineering; Metallurgy.
Manufacturing.; Pressure vessels.; Piping.; Petrochemical.; Oil and gas.
ISO/TR 581; AWS Welding Handbook
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