Published December 1976 | Version v1
Journal article

Fundamental studies on electron beam welding of heat-resistant superalloys for nuclear plants, (1)

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In this paper, the effect of the welding conditions on the characteristics of the weld geometry and the weld defects was made clear, concerning the heat-resistant superalloys for the nuclear plants. Obtained conclusion may be summarized as follows, using technical symbols which are given meaning in this report. 1) The weld defects were R-porosity and microcrack. 2) S sub(p) and Δa sub(b) are considered to be the important criteria for the evaluation of the susceptibility to the R-porosity. 3) Superalloys could be evaluated in the sensitivity to the microcrack in terms of the critical heat input to avoid microcrack q sub(cr). This q sub(cr) is considered to be one of the proper criteria for evaluating the superalloys in the susceptibility to the microcrack. 4) Most microcracks were apt to occur when h sub(c)/h sub(N) came near to 1.0. These microcracks came to occur easily with the increase of d sub(B.N)/d sub(B). (auth.)

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Subtitle (English)
Effect of welding conditions on some characteristics of weld bead

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Trans. JWRI (Jpn. Weld. Res. Inst.)
Journal Volume
5
Journal Issue
2
Series
Trans. JWRI (Jpn. Weld. Res. Inst.).
Journal Page Range
219-226