S141 Residual Stresses and In-Situ Measurement of Phase Transformation in Low Transformation Temperature (LTT) Welding Materials
S141 Residual Stresses and In-Situ Measurement of Phase Transformation in Low Transformation Temperature (LTT) Welding Materials
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S141 低转变温度 (LTT) 焊接材料中的残余应力和相变现场测量
DOI:
10.1154/1.2951824
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发表时间:
2008
影响因子:
0.5
通讯作者:
J. Gibmeier
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作者:
T. Kannengiesser;A. Kromm;M. Rethmeier;J. Gibmeier
The investigations carried out in this study using innovative high strength filler materials with specifically lowered Ms/Mf-temperatures have demonstrated that different transformation temperatures may significantly affect the welding residual stresses. For this kind of filler materials for the first time high energy synchrotron radiation was applied in order to characterise the effect of lowered martensite start temperatures on the welding residual stresses in-situ by means of energy dispersive diffraction. This way likewise the phase transformation temperatures could be determined. Using synchrotron white beam diffraction the phase-specific residual stresses in the martensitic and the austenitic phase were analysed within the same experiment. Low transformation temperature welding material with varying nickel content between 8 % and 12 % was investigated in this study. Butt welds using the high strength base material S690 applying manual metal arc welding were produced in two passes. Residual stress analysis was carried out in longitudinal as well as transverse direction to the weld line. The results clearly indicate that the residual stress distributions show in general a decrease in magnitude caused by phase transformation of the weld metal. Particularly in the transition region from the weld metal to the heat affected zone relatively high compressive residual stresses up to -350 MPa were determined in the martensitic phase. The stress magnitude and distribution in the austenitic phase is strongly influenced by the nickel content and the amount of associated retained austenite.