Analysis of the Effects of Welding Conditions on the Microhardness of Low-Carbon Low-Alloy Steels

Dmytro Laukhin; Kyrylo Ziborov; Nataliia Rott; Sergey Fedoryachenko

doi:10.4028/p-lD0xWA

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Analysis of the Effects of Welding Conditions on the Microhardness of Low-Carbon Low-Alloy Steels

Abstract:

Achieving dependable connections in open construction settings presents challenges or renders the use of stationary machines and equipment complicated, if not impossible. Therefore, there is a particular focus on the requirements for welding processes. Of particular interest is ensuring the strength and reliability of welded joints, especially through processes developed subsequent to the solidification of the weld at the weld zone. The extent of the thermal influence zone is contingent upon the welding conditions and the properties of the metal being welded. Hence, research into the impact of welding conditions on the formation of the structure of the welded zone and the thermal influence zone remains pertinent.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1126)

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119-127

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Dmytro Laukhin, Kyrylo Ziborov, Nataliia Rott*, Sergey Fedoryachenko

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Continuous Controlled Rolling, Ferrite-Pearlite Joint, Microhardness, Structure, Welding

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