EFFECT OF STRESS RELIEVING ON FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF SUBMERGED-ARC WELDS OF C-MN STEELS

被引:14
作者
FARRAR, RA
TAYLOR, LG
HARRISON, EM
机构
[1] Engineering Materials Laboratories, University of Southampton
[2] Metallurgical Department, Babcock and Wilcox (Operations) Ltd., Renfrew
来源
METALS TECHNOLOGY | 1979年 / 6卷 / OCT期
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D O I
10.1179/030716979803276093
中图分类号
TF [冶金工业];
学科分类号
0806 ;
摘要
A series of multipass submerged-arc welds in C–Mn steels produced at interpass temperatures of 60° and 250°C have been studied in the as-welded and stress-relieved conditions. For those welds containing 0·08%C and less than 1·0%Mn stress relieving at 625°C causes an increase in the critical crack-opening displacement (COD) transition temperature, owing to the formation of brittle grain-boundary carbide networks. To explain this carbide development a carbon-concentration profile model, which depends on the extent of the transformation of austenite to pro-eutectoid ferrite is proposed. The results are compared with earlier work on steels containing 0·08%C and more than 1·0%Mn in which stress relieving produced a decrease in the critical COD transition temperature. © 1979, The Metals Society. All rights reserved.
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页码:380 / 389
页数:10
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