Published November 1979 | Version v1
Journal article

Thermal fatigue and endurance of welded joints of chromium-nickel heat resistant alloys

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Investigated is the effect of initial metal structure, heat treatment before and after the welding, deformations in a course of weld rolling, stress concentrations in a form of flash or notches arising in a course of weld trimming, on the thermal fatigue and endurance of welded joints of KhN56VMTJu (EhP-199) and Kh15M30VMT precipitation-hardening alloys. Thermal fatigue tests have been carried out under conditions of 200 deg reversible 8O0 deg C and 200 deg reversible 1000 deg C. Initial coarse grain and rough weld trimming are shown to decrease endurance and thermal fatigue. Thermal treatment according to the regime: quenching from 1150 deg C + ageing at 950 deg C during 5 hours for Kh56 VMTJu steel and quenching from 1120 deg C + ageing at 750 deg C during 16 hours for Kh15M30VMT provides strength a full-strength joint

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Original title (Russian)
Термическая усталость и выносливость сварных соединений хромоникелевых жаропрочных сплавов

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Svar. Proizvod.
Journal Issue
no.11
Series
Svar. Proizvod.
ISSN
0491-6441

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Notes
For English translation see the journal Welding Production (UK).