welding effects/defects Flashcards

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why residual stresses made?

A

high thermal gradients and solidification shrinkage of weldpool. relieved by local plastic deformation or cracking

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welding defects list?

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undercutting, surface defects. penetration, lack of fusion, inclusions, porosity, hot cracking

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undercutting?

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burning of side walls of joint, or reduction in thickness at connection. weaken jiont by reducing CSA. stress concentration points.

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penetration (welding defect)?

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lack of penetration -> lack of strength

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lack of fusion in welding?

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failure to fuse adjacent layers. caused by failure to raise metal to MP, lack of heat energy, or insulating layer of oxide

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inclusions, weld defect?

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slag or other stuff entrapped in weld metal (slag, bad preparation, mill scale, atmospheric contamination)

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porosity weld defect?

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groups of small cavities caused by gaps entrapped in weld. could be large cavities, called blown holes.

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heat treatments of steel examples?

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annealing, normalising, quenching/tempering

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zones of weld (microstructure)?

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fusion zone (quenching, loss of alloying elements)
overheated zone (1100-1150deg, grain coarsening)
annealed zone (900deg, refined structure)
transformation zone (720-910deg, recrystallization in alpha gamma region)

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