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Heat-resistant Cr-Mo steels

FERVEO CMO 1B HD P2 15

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AWS class
E 8015-B2 H4
EN ISO class
E CrMo1 B 42 H5
Tensile strength (Rm)
580–740 MPa
Recovery
125 %

Classification

AWS classE 8015-B2 H4
EN ISO classE CrMo1 B 42 H5

Purpose

  • Low-hydrogen basic electrode (H4), 1.1% Cr–0.5% Mo (AWS E8015-B2 H4, EN ISO E CrMo1 B 42 H5) — same CrMo1 grade as FERVEO CMO 1B HD P2 80, for Cr-Mo steel boilers and steam piping.

Why it works

Adding chromium to molybdenum steps up creep and hot-oxidation resistance versus the FERVEO CMO Mo family; the low-hydrogen basic coating (H4) protects the joint against cold cracking. Suited to short-arc root passes with good penetration.

Fields of application

  • Cr-Mo steel boilers and steam piping, and cementation/nitrided steels.
  • High-responsibility root passes, thanks to good short-arc penetration.

Chemical composition

ElementTypical, %
C0.07
Cr1.1
Mn0.8
Mo0.5
Si0.5

Mechanical properties

Tensile strength (Rm)580–740 MPa
Yield strength (Rp0.2)460 MPa
Elongation (A5)20 %
Impact energy (KV)47 J (20 °C)

Process

PolarityDC+
PositionsPAflatPBhorizontal-verticalPChorizontalPDhorizontal-overheadPEoverheadPFvertical-up
Re-drying300–350 °C / ≥2 h
Heat treatment690°C / 1h /
Recovery125 %

Sizes and part numbers

ØLengthCurrentRequest
2.5 mm350 mm80–110 A
3.2 mm350 mm100–140 A
4 mm450 mm140–190 A
5 mm450 mm190–240 A

Base metals

13CrMo4-515CrMo516CrMoV4G17CrMo5-5GS22Mo4G22CrMo5-4A193 Gr.B7A335 Gr.P11

Advantages

  • Low diffusible hydrogen (H4) — minimal cold-cracking risk in the thick sections typical of boilers and steam piping.
  • Good penetration on short-arc root passes.

Limitations

  • Same CrMo1 grade as FERVEO CMO 1B HD P2 80 — choosing between the two comes down to the AWS classification required by the qualified WPS, not a meaningful performance difference.
  • For higher temperature or pressure duty, see the higher steps of the FERVEO CMO family (2/5/9/91).

Notes