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Effect of forced weld cooling on high-strength low alloy steels to ...
The tensile properties were improved when forced cooling was used to cool the weld down to the temperature of 100 °C and the impact toughness.
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One of the challenges in welding ultrahighand high-strength steels is the effect of limited heat input on the production times. As the cooling times of ...
Effect of forced cooling after welding on CGHAZ mechanical ...
The results indicate that it may be possible to improve welding productivity and mechanical properties of the steel by using forced cooling down to 100 °C to ...
Effect of forced weld cooling on high-strength low alloy steels to ...
The tensile properties were improved when forced cooling was used to cool the weld down to the temperature of 100 °C and the impact toughness ...
Multiple effects of forced cooling on joint quality in coolant-assisted ...
Forced cooling led to weld surface grooves and interior cavities under “too cold” welding conditions. The grains in the weld zone were refined and the areas of ...
Effect of forced cooling on the tensile properties and impact ...
It was discovered that cooling the weld rapidly all the way to 100°C produced better mechanical property combinations than rapid cooling to 500, 400, 300, or ...
Effect of Forced Convection Heat Transfer on Weld Pools. - DTIC
that forced convective cooling increases the weld metal cooling rate. ... convective cooling of high heat input welds in any alloy or on the metallurgical.
Impact of forced cooling of the joint zone and thermal effect on the ...
Effects of heat input and cooling rate during welding on intergranular corrosion behavior of high nitrogen austenitic stainless steel welded joints. Corrosion ...
Effects of Rapid Cooling on Properties of Aluminum-Steel Friction ...
Furthermore, higher cooling rate can cause more inhomogeneous shrinkage and distort the weld interface to cause segregation. Therefore, in the ...
Effect of Weld on the Mechanical Properties of High Strength
HSS and UHSS microstructure softens a zone width close to thickness of specimen. • Fast post-weld cooling by argon creates hardening in immediate vicinity of ...
Effect of enhanced weld cooling on the mechanical properties of a ...
The results indicate that combining external cooling to the welding processes can be beneficial for the studied high-strength steel. Similar ...
Performance of steel metal prepared using different welding cooling ...
The experimental results revealed that gradual cooling through the air after the welding process exerted a negative effect on the mechanical properties of the ...
Application of Forced Freeze during Flash-Butt Welding for Coil ...
These characteristics were interpreted to suggest that use of Forced Freeze provided higher bond line strains on upset, as well as reduced cooling rates after ...
Effect of cooling rate on the microstructure and mechanical ...
... P, et al. Achieving ultra-high strength friction stir welded joints of high nitrogen stainless steel by forced water cooling[J]. Journal of Materials ...
Effect of enhanced cooling on mechanical properties of a multipass ...
The effect of forced cooling using heat sinks on the mechanical properties and interpass waiting time of two-pass welds has been studied for a martensitic ...
Effect of high welding heat input on the microstructure and low ...
Under the conditions of high heat input during welding, the spontaneous nucleation of AF is influenced by the slow cooling rate within the HAZ.
Cooling rates and peak temperatures during friction stir welding of a ...
This plot can also be used to understand the effect of welding speed. ... martensite if the weld experiences a high cooling rate. It is ...
Wrong Answer on the AWS Cert Manual For Welding Inspectors??
High preheat is intended to ensure slow cooling to prevent cracking. So, I would be forced to agree with response "e" for the question on heat ...
In-Process Cooling of Friction Stir Extruded Joints for Increased ...
welding pitches, while the water cooled (WC) welds have the highest peak force during both ... Zhang, “Effect of forced air cooling on the ...
WELDING OF STAINLESS STEELS AND OTHER JOINING METHODS
welding because of higher heat input unless water cooling is utilized. ... High frequency resistance welding is a force welding process in which the ...