Mechanisms of Macrosegregation Formation near Fusion Boundary in Welds Made with Dissimilar Filler Metals
Mechanisms of Macrosegregation Formation near Fusion Boundary in Welds Made with Dissimilar Filler Metals
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异种填充金属焊缝熔合边界附近宏观偏析形成机制
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2007
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S. Kou
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Y. K. Yang;S. Kou
Filler metals different from the base metal in composition, called dissimilar filler metals, are often used to reduce cracking or develop desired weld-metal properties. Macrosegregation can occur in welds made with dissimilar filler metals, called dissimilar-filler welds, and degrade the weld quality. Macrosegregation can occur near the fusion boundary even when the dissimilar filler metal mixes completely with the bulk weld pool. Two different mechanisms were proposed in the present study for such macrosegregation. One mechanism is for TLW TLB, where TLW is the liquidus temperature of the weld metal and TLB that of the base metal. These two different mechanisms can result in two distinctly different forms of macrosegregation. With TLW TLB, on the other hand, a filler-deficient beach can form along the fusion boundary and the beach is often continuous and intruded by the weld metal. Filler-deficient peninsulas and islands can also form between weldmetal intrusions in random orientations with respect to the fusion boundary.