• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 45, Issue 6, 0602003 (2018)
Hongyu Zhu, Pulin Nie*, Zhuguo Li, and Jian Huang
Author Affiliations
  • Shanghai Key Laboratory of Materials Laser Processing and Modification, School of Materials Science and Engineering,Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200240, China
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    Hongyu Zhu, Pulin Nie, Zhuguo Li, Jian Huang. Microstructures and Properties of Joints in Ultra-Narrow-Gap Laser Wire Welding of P92 Steel and Inconel 625 Alloy Thick Plates[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(6): 0602003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of laser welding. (a) Groove; (b) welding
    Fig. 1. Schematic of laser welding. (a) Groove; (b) welding
    Schematic of tensile and stress-rupture of samples at high temperature
    Fig. 2. Schematic of tensile and stress-rupture of samples at high temperature
    Macromorphology of welded joint
    Fig. 3. Macromorphology of welded joint
    Microstructures. (a) Weld zone; (b)(c) local magnifications of Fig.4(a)
    Fig. 4. Microstructures. (a) Weld zone; (b)(c) local magnifications of Fig.4(a)
    White particles in interdendritic zone
    Fig. 5. White particles in interdendritic zone
    Microstructure of HAZ of P92 steel
    Fig. 6. Microstructure of HAZ of P92 steel
    HAZ of P92 steel. (a) CGHAZ; (b) FGHAZ
    Fig. 7. HAZ of P92 steel. (a) CGHAZ; (b) FGHAZ
    Micro-hardness distributions of welded joints
    Fig. 8. Micro-hardness distributions of welded joints
    TEM images of martensite lath in CGHAZ of P92 steel. (a) Before heat-treatment; (b) after heat-treatment
    Fig. 9. TEM images of martensite lath in CGHAZ of P92 steel. (a) Before heat-treatment; (b) after heat-treatment
    Tensile test results of welded joints. (a) Fracture position; (b) mechanical properties
    Fig. 10. Tensile test results of welded joints. (a) Fracture position; (b) mechanical properties
    Microstructure of impact fracture. (a) Inconel 625 alloy; (b) welds; (c) P92 steel
    Fig. 11. Microstructure of impact fracture. (a) Inconel 625 alloy; (b) welds; (c) P92 steel
    Tensile test of welded joints at high temperature
    Fig. 12. Tensile test of welded joints at high temperature
    Results of stress-rupture test at high temperature
    Fig. 13. Results of stress-rupture test at high temperature
    ElementCNiFeCrMoWSiMnVNbTaTi
    P92 steel0.100.385Bal.9.010.571.720.370.550.250.070.31-
    Inconel 625 alloy0.02Bal.4.6022.109.20-0.090.05-3.45-0.18
    Table 1. Chemical compositions of P92 steel and Inconel 625 alloy (mass fraction,%)
    Layer No.Laser power /kWWelding speed /(m·min-1)Defocusing /mmWire feeding rate /(m·min-1)
    14.01.200-
    2-123.3-3.50.42201.1
    Table 2. Process parameters of welding
    ElementTiVNbFeNiCrMoMn
    Value2.360.3340.959.0913.178.7211.300.21
    Table 3. EDS analysis results of white particles (mass fraction, %)
    MaterialInconel 625WeldP92
    Impact energy /J104.7887.8448.91
    Table 4. Impact test results of welded joints
    Hongyu Zhu, Pulin Nie, Zhuguo Li, Jian Huang. Microstructures and Properties of Joints in Ultra-Narrow-Gap Laser Wire Welding of P92 Steel and Inconel 625 Alloy Thick Plates[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(6): 0602003
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