2023
DOI: 10.3390/ma16031184
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Study on the Dynamic Evolution Behavior and Failure Mechanism of Burn-Through Instability during In-Service Welding by Combining In-Situ Observation and Failure Analysis

Abstract: There remains a lack of systematic understanding of burn-through instability, which also restricts the development of evaluation criteria. Based on the designed test device, the dynamic evolution behavior and failure mechanism of burn-through instability were investigated by combining in-situ CCD observation and failure analysis. In the initial stage of burn-through instability, the penetrating defect initiated beneath the molten pool bulge and propagated toward the arc. Finally, the weld centerline cracks or … Show more

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“…Owing to the flowing high-pressure medium inside the in-service pipeline, the in-service welding instability is still the primary problem to be solved, which plays a crucial role in ensuring construction safety and controlling service quality [1]. For the sake of the engineering application value, previous studies mainly focused on the in-service welding burn-through macro-criteria, which result in the lack of investigations into meso-and micro-scale high-temperature deformation behavior during the instability of in-service welding [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to the flowing high-pressure medium inside the in-service pipeline, the in-service welding instability is still the primary problem to be solved, which plays a crucial role in ensuring construction safety and controlling service quality [1]. For the sake of the engineering application value, previous studies mainly focused on the in-service welding burn-through macro-criteria, which result in the lack of investigations into meso-and micro-scale high-temperature deformation behavior during the instability of in-service welding [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%