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Hirabayashi, Kiyoteru; Akao, Kazutaka; Taira, Tadaaki; Ichinose, Hiroyuki

doi:10.2207/qjjws1943.51.44

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“…He showed that it was effective for the prevention of porosity to add nitrogen-fixing elements. Hirabayashi et al, 40) demonstrated the same method of porosity prevention by adding Ti and Zr. They have also reported that porosity in the weld metal can be prevented adding a small amount of oxygen gas to the argon shielding gas.…”

Section: Blowholementioning

confidence: 99%

Weldability of High Nitrogen Stainless Steel.

Woo

Kikuchi

2002

ISIJ International

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The purpose of this paper is to give a short survey of nitrogen influence on stainless steel welds. The review are covers: the levels of nitrogen in weld metal, the influence of nitrogen on stainless steel weld metal characteristics such as weld defects, corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. High nitrogen steel welding must consider the risk of nitrogen escape from the weld pool. Avoiding nitrogen losses may be accomplished by controlling shielding gas, welding parameters and compositions of filler metal. The increase of nitrogen in the weld metal decreases in the d ferrite content. The reduction of d ferrite in austenitic weld metals will result in an increase in the solidification cracking susceptibility. However, the role of nitrogen in affecting the solidification cracking susceptibility of fully austenitic weld metals is unclear. Nitrogen addition increases the pitting corrosion resistance in weld metals whereas decreases resistance to stress corrosion cracking because of d ferrite reduction. Nitrogen also improves mechanical properties in weld metals. However, the presence of nitrides may be detrimental to the mechanical properties in stainless steel welds.

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Section: Blowholementioning

confidence: 99%