DL/T 752-2023 in English
VALIDThe code of practice for dissimilar steels welding in power plant
- Issued on:2023-10-11
- Implemented on:2024-04-11
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Introduction
Core changes in the standard revision
| Technical dimension | DL/T 752-2010 | 202X Draft for Approval |
|---|---|---|
| Material brand | Based on the old version of the standard | Updated to current standards such as GB/T 713-2014 |
| Selection of welding materials | Principle provisions | Added Nickel-based welding materials examples and recommendation tables |
| Groove design | Single form | Add 3 optional grooves |
Analysis of key technical points
4.1 Selection of welding materials
The new regulations particularly emphasize the application of nickel-based alloy welding materials in austenitic/ferritic dissimilar steel welding. Appendix C lists in detail the chemical composition control requirements of materials such as ERNiCr-3. Typical application case: P91/T92 joints are recommended to use welding wires with a Ni content of ≥62%, and the delta ferrite content of the deposited metal needs to be controlled at 3-10FN.
Implementation suggestions
- Pre-welding preparation: Strictly check the parent material grade according to Table 1, and pay special attention to the new requirements for S content of P92 steel in GB/T 5310-2017
- Process assessment: Refer to DL/T 868-202X to add the coverage assessment of nickel-based welding materials
- Hardness test: When using the portable Brinell hardness tester specified in DL/T 1719, the test surface roughness Ra≤1.6μm
Typical problem handling
A 660MW unit Type IV cracking occurred in the TP347H/12Cr1MoV dissimilar steel joint of the final reheater. After adjusting the tempering temperature to 740±10℃ and extending the insulation time according to the new regulation 8.3, the hardness gradient qualified rate increased to 98%.

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