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Phase Transformation and Mechanical Behavior in Annealed Duplex Stainless Steel Welds

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The gas tungston arc welding (GTAW)isTo prevent this the process is carried out
employed for welding of thin plates.In GTAWabove 1050°C.Above 1050 °C, the volume
of standard 2205 duplex stainless steel (fraction of ? ferrite increases with
DSS) plate of 5 mm thickness, which is havingannealing temperature. The increase of ?
22.37% Cr and 5.74% Ni is used in this study.ferrite occurs at a faster rate in the HAZ
Weld beads were produced with ER 2209 fillerthan in the base metal and fusion zone.
wire of higher alloy content (22% Cr and 9%Optimal mechanical properties and an
Ni). The shielding gas Argon was employed inacceptable ferrite/ austenite ratio
this work. The interpass temperatures werethroughout the weld regions corresponds to
kept  as  1100  C.annealing  at  1050  Â°C.
The phase transformations and mechanicalThe main aim of this work is to investigate
behaviour during welding andthe defect in the weldment by the use of
subsequent.Annealing treatment of 2205 duplexx-ray (NDT). The macro and microstructure
stainless steel have been investigated.examinations, as well as the evaluations of
Detailed microstructural examination showedthe mechanical properties such as impact and
the presence of higher ferrite amounts in thehardness were carried out. And also the
heat affected zone (HAZ), while higherpitting corrosion resistances were evaluated.
amounts of austenite were recorded in theResults  are  discussed  in  detail.
centre region of the weld metal. Generaly
Annealing treatments in the temperature rangeÂ
of 800-1000 °C resulted in a precipitation
of ? phase and chromium carbides at theKeywords: DSS, GTAW, weld defect, macro and
austenite and ferrite (?/?) interfaces thatmicrostructure, mechanical properties,
were found to be preferential precipitationpitting corrosion.



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