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4130 can't be OA welded?



 
 
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Old January 3rd 08, 01:50 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
George
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Default 4130 can't be OA welded?

Blueskies wrote:
I meant while the part was in service. If an engine mount was brazed, and there was an engine fire, would the braze
joint fail (come apart) where a welded one would hold?



Dunno, Mongo.

I guess it would depend on how hot for how long.

But remember that it takes an acetylene flame to braze in the first
place.

If if gets that hot in the engine room, whether the mount welds hold or
not is probably going to be a secondary issue...

Richard


Its just gotta last long enough for me to get it on the ground ;-)




Getting it on the ground is no problem, gravity will help you with that
task, now doing it in a survivable manner, that is the trick.

George
 




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