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Effect of Ni content on the weldability of middle-chromium hyperpure ferritic stainless steels 00Cr21Ti

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Excellent weldability substantially contributes to the intrinsic quality of steels,while appropriate chemical composition plays a primary role in the essential weldability of steels.The poor weldability of ferritic stainless steels could be improved through modification with minor alloy elements while minimally increasing the cost.Therefore,studying the effect of minor alloy elements on the weldability of steels is of considerable importance.In this study,several steels of middle-chromium hyperpure ferritic stainless 00Cr21Ti with different Ni content(0.3% ,0.5% ,0.8% ,and 1.0% )were developed,and their weldabilities of butt joint samples welded using the metal inert gas welding process,including the influence of welded joints on the microstructure,tensile performance,corrosion resistance,and fatigue property,were investigated.Results show that the steels with w(Ni)≥0.8% exhibit excellent mechanical properties compared with those with low-Ni content steels,further,their impact toughness at normal atmospheric temperature meets the industrial application standard and the fatigue property is similar to that of 304 austenitic stainless steel.Moreover,results show that the corrosion resistance of all the samples is almost at the same level.The results acquired in this study are supposed to be useful for the optimization of the chemical composition of stainless steels aiming to improve weldability.

00Cr21Ti ferritic stainless steelSUS443welded jointmechanical propertiesfatigue propertyNi content

ZHANG Xinbao、WANG Zhibin、SUN Mingshan、YAN Zhifeng、WANG Wenxian

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R&D Center for Stainless Steel,Research Institute,China Baowu Steel Group Corporation,Taiyuan 030003,China

School of Materials Science and Engineering,Taiyuan University of Technology,Taiyuan 030024,China

2024

宝钢技术研究(英文版)
宝钢集团有限公司

宝钢技术研究(英文版)

影响因子:0.08
ISSN:1674-3458
年,卷(期):2024.18(2)
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