Laser-MIG hybrid welding experiments of 7 mm thick Invar alloy are carried out.The macro appearance of joints is observed and the influence of arc energy on the cross-section morphology is analyzed.The distribution of...Laser-MIG hybrid welding experiments of 7 mm thick Invar alloy are carried out.The macro appearance of joints is observed and the influence of arc energy on the cross-section morphology is analyzed.The distribution of temperature field is simulated to explain the relationship between heat effect and microstructure.Besides,the average grain size of weld under different arc energies is quantitatively studied.The results indicate that welded joints with uniformity and good formation are obtained.The weld width and the weld seam area increase and the depth to width ratio decreases with the increase of arc heat input.The transition of columnar crystals to equiaxed crystals is observed from the fusion line to the weld center.It is found that the higher the arc energy,the coarser the columnar crystal.展开更多
The effects of alloying elements in welding wires and submerged arc welding process on the microstructures and low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals have been investigated. The results indicate that the opti...The effects of alloying elements in welding wires and submerged arc welding process on the microstructures and low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals have been investigated. The results indicate that the optimal contents of alloying elements in welding wires can improve the low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals because the proeutectoid ferrite and bainite formations can be suppressed, and the fraction of acicular ferrite increases. However, the contents of alloying elements need to vary along with the welding heat input. With the increase in welding heat input, the contents of alloying elements in welding wires need to be increased accordingly. The microstructures mainly consisting of acicular ferrite can be obtained in weld metals after four-wire submerged arc welding using the wires with a low carbon content and appropriate contents of Mn, Mo, Ti-B, Cu, Ni, and RE, resulting in the high low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals.展开更多
文摘Laser-MIG hybrid welding experiments of 7 mm thick Invar alloy are carried out.The macro appearance of joints is observed and the influence of arc energy on the cross-section morphology is analyzed.The distribution of temperature field is simulated to explain the relationship between heat effect and microstructure.Besides,the average grain size of weld under different arc energies is quantitatively studied.The results indicate that welded joints with uniformity and good formation are obtained.The weld width and the weld seam area increase and the depth to width ratio decreases with the increase of arc heat input.The transition of columnar crystals to equiaxed crystals is observed from the fusion line to the weld center.It is found that the higher the arc energy,the coarser the columnar crystal.
基金supported by the Research and Development Project of Science and Technology of Hebei Province, China (No.03212211D and No.002121186D)
文摘The effects of alloying elements in welding wires and submerged arc welding process on the microstructures and low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals have been investigated. The results indicate that the optimal contents of alloying elements in welding wires can improve the low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals because the proeutectoid ferrite and bainite formations can be suppressed, and the fraction of acicular ferrite increases. However, the contents of alloying elements need to vary along with the welding heat input. With the increase in welding heat input, the contents of alloying elements in welding wires need to be increased accordingly. The microstructures mainly consisting of acicular ferrite can be obtained in weld metals after four-wire submerged arc welding using the wires with a low carbon content and appropriate contents of Mn, Mo, Ti-B, Cu, Ni, and RE, resulting in the high low-temperature impact toughness of weld metals.
