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Wpływ częstotliwości prądu pulsującego w metodzie TIG na wybrane aspekty doprowadzania ciepła podczas spawania stali 321

Ostromęcka M., Cegielski P., Kolasa A.

Przegląd Spawalnictwa

2018

R. 90, nr 3

12--16

Energia liniowa jest jednym z głównych parametrów opisujących proces spawania łukowego, m.in. na potrzeby ścisłej dokumentacji technologicznej. Coraz częściej słyszy się jednak o potrzebie doprecyzowania tego parametru. Jednym z problemów jest wyznaczanie energii liniowej podczas spawania odmianami z pulsacją łuku. W artykule przedstawiono eksperyment obrazujący wpływ częstotliwości prądu pulsującego na wybrane aspekty doprowadzania ciepła przy spawaniu stali 321 metodą TIG.

Heat input is one of the main parameters describing the arc welding process, among others for the needs of strict technological documentation. However, we are hearing more and more about the need to clarify this parameter. One of the problems is determining the heat input during welding of varieties with arc pulsation. The article presents an experiment illustrating the influence of the pulse current frequency on selected aspects of heat supply during welding of the 321 steel wit h the TIG method.

The influence of welding heat input on the microstructure of joints of S1100QL steel in one-pass welding

Nowacki J., Sajek A., Matkowski P.

Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering

2016

Vol. 16, no. 4

777--783

Microstructure transformations of a welded joint of the of quenched and tempered advanced high-strength S1100QL steel in relation to the heat input and its effect on the strength of the joint. The gas metal arc welding method was used with varying values of the heat input in the range from 5.5 to 7.1 kJ/cm. Metallographic examination, hardness, impact strength, and tensile strength tests were carried out. Innovative methodology of welding impact test using drop tower impact resistance tester, has been applied. Joints with strength higher than that of welded steel were created. The amount of heat input necessary to produce joints of S1100QL steel whose strength would be higher than that of parent material was determined. The advantages of using S1100QL steel were indicated and a method of one-pass welding that allows for production of joints of optimum strength parameters with the use of mismatched filler metals was presented. As the result of detailed weld cracking dynamics analysis of the S1100QL steel the course of joint deformation was determined as a function of time, loading force and impact energy. It was found that the dynamically loaded samples welded with lower heat input display higher limit of elasticity, which is manifested by higher loading forces and longer deformation time.