Effect of titanium and nitrogen on the phase composition and properties of welded joints in austenitic-ferritic, corrosion-resisting steels of the 08Kh22N6T type

Yushchenko, K. A.; Avdeeva, A. K.; Sannikov, V. I.; Chizhov, V B

doi:10.1080/09507119109446708

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“…The practice of surfacing with austenitic-ferritic surfacing materials has shown that the bending angle of the deposited coatings made with surfacing rods of various heats varies from 30 to 180°. The reason is different degree of change in the structure of HAZ metal, which depends on the amount of austenite in the base metal and its stability during high-temperature heating [1].…”

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Influence of Titanium and Nitrogen on Phase Composition and Properties of Coatings Obtained by Surfacing with Cast Rods of PNL-04Kh27N7M3D2T Type

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Plomodyalo

2022

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The influence of titanium and nitrogen on phase composition and properties of coatings obtained by surfacing with cast rods of PNL-04Kh27N7M3D2T type is considered. It was found that at a titanium content of less than 0.25 wt.%, the phase ratio changes in favor of austenite, and the resistance of the deposited metal with a low titanium content against ICC can be achieved at a nitrogen content of ≤0.05 and carbon of ≤0.02.

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