摘要
通过显微组织分析、数字图像相关技术(DIC)试验以及硬度测试,研究了15CrMoR母材与镍基焊材焊接接头各区域的局部力学性能。基于DIC方法获取了镍基焊材焊接接头拉伸过程的全场应变云纹,发现焊缝区域应变较小且不均匀,母材区域应变量大,热影响区均匀过渡。在此基础上构建了焊接接头不同区域的局部应力-应变曲线,并揭示了焊接接头局部力学性能参数的分布规律。由焊接接头显微组织的分析可知,局部力学性能参数的分布与显微组织的分布存在密切联系。最后,结合显微硬度与强度参量在焊接接头的分布规律,构建了两者的关联方程,便于镍基焊材焊接接头局部力学参数的估算。
The local mechanical properties of the welding joint for 15CrMoR base metal and nickel based welding metal were studied by microstructure analysis,digital image correlation(DIC)test and hardness test.Based on DIC method,the whole field strain nephogram was obtained for the welding joint of nickel based welding metal during tensile process.It was found that the strain in the welding area is small and inhomogeneous,but it is large in base metal area,while it is uniformly variated in the heat affected zone.Then,the local stress-strain curves of different regions for the welding joint were constructed,and the distribution of local mechanical properties parameters in the welding joint was revealed.Based on the microstructure analysis of welding joint,the distribution of local mechanical properties parameters is closely correlated to the distribution of microstructure.Finally,combining the distributions of microhardness and strength parameters in the welding joint,the correlation equations of them were established,which were convenient to estimate the local mechanical parameters for the welding joint of nickel based welding metal.
作者
彭剑
薛智超
代巧
缪新婷
刘雪东
Peng Jian;Xue Zhichao;Dai Qiao;Miao Xinting;Liu Xuedong(School of Mechanical Engineering and Rail Transit,Changzhou University,Changzhou 213164,China;Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Green Process Equipment,Changzhou 213164,China;School of Mechanical Engineering,Jiangsu University of Technology,Changzhou 213001,China)
出处
《稀有金属材料与工程》
SCIE
EI
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2022年第5期1667-1673,共7页
Rare Metal Materials and Engineering
基金
国家自然科学基金(52075050)
江苏省自然科学基金(BK20201448)
江苏省研究生科研创新计划(KYCX19-1759)。
关键词
镍基焊材焊接接头
数字图像相关技术
局部应力应变曲线
显微硬度
welding joint of nickel based welding metal
digital image correlation technology
local stress-strain curve
microhardness