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Join EPCLAND, a professional PLATFORM  in the piping industry, as he delves into the critical role of carbon equivalent (C) in welding. This course, brought to you by EPC Land, is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of how carbon equivalent influences welding parameters, preheating requirements, and the risk of cracking in welded steels.

What You Will Learn:

• The significance of carbon equivalent in welding and its impact on material properties.

• How to determine preheating requirements based on carbon equivalent values.

• The correlation between carbon equivalent and different types of cracking in welded joints.

• Effective strategies to prevent cold cracking, hot cracking, and heat-affected zone (HAZ) cracking.

• Best practices for ensuring high-quality, defect-free welds in the energy sector.

Course Modules:

1. Introduction to Carbon Equivalent in Welding

   • Definition and importance of carbon equivalent.

   • How carbon equivalent is calculated and its role in welding metallurgy.

2. Preheating Requirements Based on Carbon Equivalent

   • Low carbon equivalent (<0.40): Minimal or no preheating.

   • Medium carbon equivalent (0.40–0.60): When and why moderate preheating is needed.

   • High carbon equivalent (>0.60): The necessity of preheating to prevent defects.

3. Cracking Mechanisms in Welding

   • Cold Cracking (Hydrogen-Induced Cracking): Causes and preventive measures.

   • Hot Cracking: How alloy composition and cooling rates affect weld integrity.

   • HAZ Cracking: The role of preheating and post-weld heat treatment in reducing risks.

4. Best Practices for Welding High Carbon Equivalent Steels

   • Heat control techniques for preventing cracks.

   • Material preparation and cleanliness.

   • Recommended preheating and interpass temperature control methods.

Who Should Enroll:

• Welding professionals and engineers working in the energy and piping sectors.

• Quality control and inspection personnel involved in welded structures.

• Students and aspiring engineers looking to expand their welding knowledge.

Why Take This Course?

• Gain practical knowledge directly from an industry expert.

• Learn proven techniques to enhance weld quality and prevent failures.

• Improve your expertise in welding metallurgy and preheating strategies.

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