Investigation on Corrosion Behavior of Simulated Welding HAZ for 22 pct Cr Lean Duplex Stainless Steel With Different Mn/N Ratio Addition

Yang, Yinhui; Ni, Ke

doi:10.1007/s11661-023-07068-y

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“…Specifically, the author reported that the HAZ of the 2202 steel grade shows excellent weldability as, even at shorter cooling times (lower heat inputs), the austenite content remains above 30% on average. Yang and Ni also conducted advanced research on the structure and corrosion properties of LD stainless steel subjected to a simulated heat cycle, comparing them with the properties of classic 2205 duplex steel [7]. The objective of the article [8] was to present the influence of changes in the value of heat input on the mechanical properties of welded joints.…”

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Kinetics of Intermetallic Phase Precipitation in Manual Metal Arc Welded Duplex Stainless Steels

Orłowska,

Pańcikiewicz,

Świerczyńska

et al. 2023

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The article presents the influence of heat treatment on the kinetics of transformations in lean duplex LDX2101 steel and a weld made of standard duplex 2209 material, which was welded by manual metal arc welding. Changes in the microstructure, hardness, and magnetic phase content were analyzed after heat treatment was conducted at a temperature of 800 °C for a period ranging from 15 to 1440 min. Light and scanning microscopy, Vickers hardness measurements, and magnetic phase content measurements using a ferritoscope were used for the research. In the LDX2101 steel, the presence of δ-ferrite and γ austenite was identified and additional Cr2N nitrides were observed in the heat-affected zone. After heat treatment, the decomposition of δ ferrite into γ2 austenite and Cr2N nitrides was observed in both areas. In the case of weld made by the coated electrode in 2209 grade, a ferritic–austenitic microstructure with allotriomorphic austenite (γA), Widmanstätten austenite (γW), and idiomorphic austenite (γI) and δ-ferrite area with “bee swarms” of fine precipitations of chromium nitrides Cr2N and non-metallic inclusions (NMIs) of slag, formed during the welding process, are observed in the as-welded state. After heat treatment, the presence of the χ phase (after 15 min of annealing) and the σ phase (after 120 min of annealing) was additionally identified. The kinetics of intermetallic phase evolution in welds made from 2209 material were presented. The obtained results of hardness measurements and metallographic tests were correlated, which allowed for a quick check of the precipitation processes on the used element.

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