Post-weld heat treatment method for welded structural parts of nickel-based superalloys resistant to molten salt corrosion
A nickel-based superalloy, post-welding heat treatment technology, applied in heat treatment furnaces, heat treatment equipment, furnace types, etc., can solve problems such as the decline in mechanical properties of welded joints, achieve the effect of improving plasticity and durability, and improving safety
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[0047] The 20mm thick GH3535 alloy (chemical composition weight percentage: 70.8Ni, 6.96Cr, 16.7Mo, 4.2Fe, 0.35Si, 0.053C, 0.001S, 0.002P, 0.002B, 0.71Mn, 0.014Al was welded by manual argon tungsten arc welding ,0.011Ti, other ≤0.5) plates are welded into test plates, and the welding material used is the same composition as the base metal welding wire, the welding specifications are: welding current 140-155A, welding voltage 10-14V, welding speed 60-80mm / min, gas flow 10-12L / min (99.99% pure argon protection), interpass temperature control at ≤90 ℃. During the welding process, due to the heat of the arc, the matrix near the weld is rapidly heated to above 1300 °C, causing the primary carbides in this area to start to melt and transform into eutectic carbides during the subsequent cooling process. figure 1 Before welding, in the base metal matrix is M 6 C-type spherical carbide, Figure 2a and Figure 2b They are lamellar eutectic carbides that appear in the heat-affecte...
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[0050] Adopted GH3535 material and welding process are identical with embodiment 1, and the heat treatment process adopted is as follows:
[0051] Use anhydrous ethanol to clean the oil stains and other impurities on the surface of the welding test plate, then coat the anti-decarburization agent containing borax and water glass, put it in a box-type electric furnace, and heat it at a rate of 600 ° C / h in the atmosphere Carry out heating with the furnace, the temperature is 1170°C±10°C, and the holding time is 10 minutes. Then cool down to 760°C at a cooling rate of 200°C / h, and start heat preservation for aging. The heat preservation time is 90±0.1h. After the aging time is over, control the cooling rate to 55°C / h and cool to 400°C. out of the furnace at room temperature; the temperature curve of the entire post-weld heat treatment process is as follows image 3 Shown in the dotted curve in .
[0052] After the heat treatment in Example 1, the welded heat-affected zone and...
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