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RayF

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My recollection of my welding school days is no preheat for Manganese alloys. Its meant to be kept cool. Having said that I doubt that with the scale of that job its possible to keep it straight. Looks like it may have to be re machined after welding.
 
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RayF said:
My recollection of my welding school days is no preheat for Manganese alloys. Its meant to be kept cool. Having said that I doubt that with the scale of that job its possible to keep it straight. Looks like it may have to be re machined after welding.
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Thats what we came up with. Could not keep it from warping..

Dusty
 
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