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TRICLAD® is the trade name of Merrem & la Porte for aluminium/steel transition joints. In generic terms the product is usually referred to as structural transition joint (STJ). It's cross section consist of an explosion bonded composite of seawater resistant aluminium alloy and C-steel and is usually applied in the form of strips or pads when welding together aluminium and steel structures in ship-and off shore construction. | TRICLAD® is the trade name of Merrem & la Porte for aluminium/steel transition joints. In generic terms the product is usually referred to as structural transition joint (STJ). It's cross section consist of an explosion bonded composite of seawater resistant aluminium alloy and C-steel and is usually applied in the form of strips or pads when welding together aluminium and steel structures in ship-and off shore construction. | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 4 June 2009
Stocks
Finishes/Paint
Materials
Aluminium (AL)
- 5083-H321
- density 0,0000027 kg/mm3
- maximum bending angle is 45°
Stainless steel (SST)
- 316L
- density 0,00000795 kg/mm3
Steel (ST)
- Grade A 235 N/mm2
- density 0,0000078 kg/mm3
- Grade A 275 N/mm2
- density 0,0000078 kg/mm3
- Grade AH 355 N/mm2
- density 0,0000078 kg/mm3
Triclad (TC)
TRICLAD® is the trade name of Merrem & la Porte for aluminium/steel transition joints. In generic terms the product is usually referred to as structural transition joint (STJ). It's cross section consist of an explosion bonded composite of seawater resistant aluminium alloy and C-steel and is usually applied in the form of strips or pads when welding together aluminium and steel structures in ship-and off shore construction.
DETACLAD® is a similar product from DMC (Dynamic Materials Corperation).
Construction guidelines
Media:H:\Home\Materials\Metal\Tricald.pdf
Availability Standard strip length 3800 mm. Strip (plate) height is 34mm. Minimum strip width 10 mm, commonly used strip width is 24mm.
External links
MDF
