Effects of Multiple Post Welding Normalizations on Microstructure and Hardness of Heat Affected Zone of Ultra-Fine Grained Steel
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Effects of Multiple Post Welding Normalizations on Microstructure and Hardness of Heat Affected Zone of Ultra-Fine Grained Steel
Vol. 42, Issue 1, Pages: 65-69(2008)
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西安交通大学焊接研究所,西安,710049
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CLC:TG441
Online First:10 January 2008,
Published:2008
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张贵锋, 苗慧霞, 张建勋, et al. Effects of Multiple Post Welding Normalizations on Microstructure and Hardness of Heat Affected Zone of Ultra-Fine Grained Steel[J]. 2008, 42(1): 65-69.
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张贵锋, 苗慧霞, 张建勋, et al. Effects of Multiple Post Welding Normalizations on Microstructure and Hardness of Heat Affected Zone of Ultra-Fine Grained Steel[J]. 2008, 42(1): 65-69.DOI:
Effects of Multiple Post Welding Normalizations on Microstructure and Hardness of Heat Affected Zone of Ultra-Fine Grained Steel
To investigate the refinement of the grains in the coarse grain heat affected zone(CGHAZ)of 400 MPa ultra-fine grained steel joints welded by gas tungsten arc welding(GTAW)with air cooling and water cooling
post welding normalization treatments(PWNT)are performed respectively for three times. The microstructure examinations show that the grains of CGHAZ are remarkably refined after the first PWNT
however the grains in the fine grain heat affected zone(FGHAZ)and base metal are slightly coarsened. The grains can not be further refined after the second and third normalizations. The cooling conditions after welding exert less effect on the microstructure in heat affected zone(HAZ). The results of micro-hardness test indicate that the joints hardness decreases greatly after the first PWNT
so that the whole joints hardness is below the original hardness of base metal. Further PWNTs have less effect on the hardness of HAZ. Among all specimens
after the first PWNT only the HAZ hardness of the joints with water cooling is equivalent to the hardness of the original base metal. Multi-normalization post welding ought to be avoided since the grains in the HAZ can not be refined further
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