Influence of the Microstructure near the Interface on the Fatigue Life of Explosively Welded (Carbon Steel)/Zr Clads

M. Prażmowski; Henryk Paul; Dariusz Rozumek; Ewa Marcisz

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.592-593.704

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Influence of the Microstructure near the Interface on the Fatigue Life of Explosively Welded (Carbon Steel)/Zr Clads

Abstract:

The paper presents joint zone microstructure and the test results obtained for fatigue cracks in zirconium-steel bimetal under bending. The materials were joined with explosive welding technology, and special attention was paid to characteristics of the joint zone.