Difference Between Cladding & Overlay

• Thursday at 6:58 PM

• #2

SWComposites

Aerospace

Nov 6, 2000

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in what context??

 

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• Thursday at 10:06 PM

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EdStainless

Materials

May 20, 2004

16,252

Both can be done multiple ways.
Give us more info.

 

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• Friday at 8:39 AM

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LittleInch

Petroleum

Mar 27, 2013

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In general I would say cladding is taking a sheet or pipe of one material and bonding it to another, by pressing, sleeving etc. For pipes it can be mechanical expansion, thermal effects or similar.

Overlay for me is by deposition of one material onto another by welding, spraying or similar.

That's as far as I can go.

 

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• Friday at 5:39 PM

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EdStainless

Materials

May 20, 2004

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See, to me clad infers a metallurgical bond, such as explosive welding or hot rolled.
If it is loose or just held in place mechanically then it is what? Wallpaper? Lining?
There are just too many options.
And the performance/risks/limitations are very different.

 

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• Yesterday at 7:40 AM

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TugboatEng

Marine/Ocean

Nov 1, 2015

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With that language I believe you are not a fan of plug welded wallpaper? I've plug welded corrosion resistant cladding to brake drums but wouldn't do it again today knowing what I know.

 

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• Yesterday at 8:24 AM

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SJones

Petroleum

Apr 22, 2001

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If we were informed of the articles that the OP has under consideration then we might have a more meaningful discussion.

 

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• Today at 12:52 AM

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EdStainless

Materials

May 20, 2004

16,252

All of the methods have a place.
But you have to be smart about it.

 

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