Choice of optimum tempering temperature for welded joints of steel 12GN3MFAYuDR based on the stresses determined by the X-ray method

Choice of optimum tempering temperature for welded joints of steel 12GN3MFAYuDR based on the stresses determined by the X-ray method

In welding and subsequent cooling the metal of the weld and the nearby zone experiences internal macro- and microscopic stresses. In welding of alloy steels in whose heat-affected zone a hardened structure (martensite and bainite) forms, a substantial contribution to the macrostresses is made by str...

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Veröffentlicht in:Metal science and heat treatment 1998-10, Vol.40 (9-10), p.429-430
Hauptverfasser: SOLOMATIN, V. E, NOVOSELOVA, T. M, IZYUR'EV, I. M
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Stresses
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X-rays
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