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Started by Timothy Troy Orling
Wed, 08 Apr 1992 22:21
No HAZ in 304 Stainless Steel weldment
Author: Timothy Troy Orling
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 22:21
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 22:21
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In our Welding Metallurgy and Processes laboratory we welded some 1/4 hard 304 Stainless Steel: (1) E308H SMAW: 75, 95, 105 Amps 10-12 ipm CC DC+ (2) E308T3 FCAW: 180, 200, 230 Amps 33 Volts 17 ipm CV DC+ Etched by immersion in Kaling's with poor results. Electroetched in 10% Oxalic Acid, 5V (I forget the amperage), 45 seconds!! In order to get significant definition of the grain boundaries, at least 45 seconds was required. Base metal shows mechanical twins, but generally equiaxed (some banding). Fusion zone is mostly cellular dendritic, with epitaxial nucleation at the boundary. Absolutely no sign of a HAZ, no recrystallization, no grain growth, nothing. Also expected to see sensitization, but suspect very low carbon content (i.e. 304L, not 304). Any ideas? -- ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ | Tim Orling (orlint@rpi.edu) | Is global warming really happening | | Materials Joining Laboratory | or is it just a long range solar | | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | cycle we don't understand? |
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