2022
DOI: 10.3390/met12030432
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A Novel Reticular Retained Austenite on the Weld Fusion Line of Low Carbon Martensitic Stainless Steel 06Cr13Ni4Mo and the Influence on the Mechanical Properties

Abstract: When performing fluorescent magnetic particle testing in steel welding-repaired zones, as traditional viewpoint usually ascribes magnetic particle indications to discontinuous welding defects such as cracks, incomplete fusion, etc., welding-repaired zones showing indications of these defects are always judged to be unqualified. In this study, a novel reticular phase was identified on the weld fusion line of 06Cr13Ni4Mo. By selected area electron diffraction, it was proved to be an austenite. By roasting test, … Show more

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“…Te results show that there are multiple path lines on the surface of the track. Tese path lines are not necessarily welding cracks, they may be caused by poor manual grinding precision or a mesh residual of austenite [41]. (c) shows the ultrasonic testing of the welds on the azimuth track.…”
Section: Nondestructive Testing (Ndt)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Te results show that there are multiple path lines on the surface of the track. Tese path lines are not necessarily welding cracks, they may be caused by poor manual grinding precision or a mesh residual of austenite [41]. (c) shows the ultrasonic testing of the welds on the azimuth track.…”
Section: Nondestructive Testing (Ndt)mentioning
confidence: 99%