A new view of characterstic zone classification of fusion welding joint has been put for-ward on the base of a number of metallograplic observations and researches. TLe characteristiczones of the joint include (1) hom...A new view of characterstic zone classification of fusion welding joint has been put for-ward on the base of a number of metallograplic observations and researches. TLe characteristiczones of the joint include (1) homogenous mixture region (2)heterogerous mixture zone, (3)partically melting zone and (4) heat-affected zone. (1) and (2) consist of the weld metal. (2) and (3)compose the bond, the boundary betweer (2) and (3) is the fusion line Four kinds of characteristicappearences in the ' heterogenous mixture zone' are induced. The formation process of thecharcteristic zones is distussed in detail. The differences between authors' classification and W. F.Savage's one are compared, to hoping that the formation essence and composition feature of fusionwelding joint can be reasonably reflected.展开更多
Characterization of the microstructure of the fusion zone of an Alloy 600-82 weld joint was conducted, with focus on the weld residual strain distribution and the comparison of the microstructure of heat affected zone...Characterization of the microstructure of the fusion zone of an Alloy 600-82 weld joint was conducted, with focus on the weld residual strain distribution and the comparison of the microstructure of heat affected zone （HAZ） with that of cold worked alloy. Peak of the residual strain was observed to approach to the fusion boundary in HAZ while the strain increased from the top of the weld to the root. Strain distribution in the HAZ was found to be concentrated adjacent to grain boundaries （GBs）, with a peak of approximately three times of that in grain. Further, triple junctions of the GB appear to cause a higher strain concentration than single GBs. The microstructure of HAZ consists of partially tangled dislocations, which is different from slip bands of high density dislocations in cold worked alloy. This may cause a relatively higher intergranular cracking resistance of HAZ due to the difficulty in transferring tangled dislocations to GB in HAZ under deformation.展开更多
文摘A new view of characterstic zone classification of fusion welding joint has been put for-ward on the base of a number of metallograplic observations and researches. TLe characteristiczones of the joint include (1) homogenous mixture region (2)heterogerous mixture zone, (3)partically melting zone and (4) heat-affected zone. (1) and (2) consist of the weld metal. (2) and (3)compose the bond, the boundary betweer (2) and (3) is the fusion line Four kinds of characteristicappearences in the ' heterogenous mixture zone' are induced. The formation process of thecharcteristic zones is distussed in detail. The differences between authors' classification and W. F.Savage's one are compared, to hoping that the formation essence and composition feature of fusionwelding joint can be reasonably reflected.
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文摘Characterization of the microstructure of the fusion zone of an Alloy 600-82 weld joint was conducted, with focus on the weld residual strain distribution and the comparison of the microstructure of heat affected zone （HAZ） with that of cold worked alloy. Peak of the residual strain was observed to approach to the fusion boundary in HAZ while the strain increased from the top of the weld to the root. Strain distribution in the HAZ was found to be concentrated adjacent to grain boundaries （GBs）, with a peak of approximately three times of that in grain. Further, triple junctions of the GB appear to cause a higher strain concentration than single GBs. The microstructure of HAZ consists of partially tangled dislocations, which is different from slip bands of high density dislocations in cold worked alloy. This may cause a relatively higher intergranular cracking resistance of HAZ due to the difficulty in transferring tangled dislocations to GB in HAZ under deformation.
