Transformation Reactions by TIG Welded Joints of the Alloyed Steels Used for Endless Saw Blades

Ion Mitelea; Ion Dragoş Uţu; Daniel Ochian; Mircea Burca

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1111.31

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Transformation Reactions by TIG Welded Joints of the Alloyed Steels Used for Endless Saw Blades

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Butt welding by TIG method using a low alloyed steel wire with solid state transformation point, G3Si1, having 1 mm diameter is a feasible solution for both unique and small series production and for saw blades reshuffling made of dissimilar steels (rapid steel HS 2-10-1-8 for the active part and X32CrMoV4-1 steel for the tool holder).This paper analyses the structural and chemical composition modifications occurred in the heterogeneous welded joints areas by endless saw blades. The phenomena which manage the continuous evolution of the weld chemical composition are highlighted by Energy Dispersive X-Ray Analysis (EDX) and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1111)

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Ion Mitelea, Ion Dragoş Uţu*, Daniel Ochian, Mircea Burca

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Phase Transformation, Saw Blade, TIG Welding

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