Research on the evolution mechanism of pinned particles in welding HAZ of Mg treated shipbuilding steel

The large heat input welding performance of shipbuilding steel could be improved effectively by Mg treated in steelmaking process, but the mechanism of Mg on the nano-scale pinned particles had not been figured out yet, and this is also the bottleneck for Mg oxide metallurgy developing. In this rese...

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Published in:Materials & design 2020-07, Vol.192, p.108670, Article 108670
Main Authors: Sun, Ligen, Li, Huirong, Zhu, Liguang, Liu, Yunsong, Hwang, Jim
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Evolution mechanism
Large heat input welding
Mg treated
Oxide metallurgy
Pinned particles
Shipbuilding steel
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Summary:The large heat input welding performance of shipbuilding steel could be improved effectively by Mg treated in steelmaking process, but the mechanism of Mg on the nano-scale pinned particles had not been figured out yet, and this is also the bottleneck for Mg oxide metallurgy developing. In this research, with Mg-treated shipbuilding steel produced by industrial trials, the systematic experiments and theoretical analysis of thermodynamics and crystallography had been done. The results showed that, with increased welding energy, as the core pinned particles, the quantity of particles between 40 nm and 120 nm was stable when the welding energy was
ISSN:0264-1275
1873-4197
DOI:10.1016/j.matdes.2020.108670