Creep Properties of High Cr Resisting Weld Metal Alloyed with Co

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A 9-12% Cr ferritic steel weld metal containing 1% Co partially substituted for nickel was prepared by submerged arc welding processing(SAW). The microstructures and creep properties of the weld metal have been investigated. The microstructure exhibited a fully tempered martensitic structure free of δ-ferrite. The creep properties of the obtained weld metal are inferior to that of the P92 base metal at 600 and 650 . The values of A and n for weld metal in Norton power law constitution at 650 are 1.12×10-21 and 8.14, respectively.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 148-149)

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