• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 46, Issue 1, 102002 (2019)
Huan Pengcheng1、2, Wang Xiaonan2、*, Zhu Tiancai1, Chen Wengang1, Hu Zengrong3, Zhang Min4, and Chen Changjun4
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    Huan Pengcheng, Wang Xiaonan, Zhu Tiancai, Chen Wengang, Hu Zengrong, Zhang Min, Chen Changjun. Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Laser Welded Joint of 800 MPa Grade Hot-Rolled High Strength Steel[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2019, 46(1): 102002 Copy Citation Text show less
    Microstructure of experimental steel. (a) SEM morphology with low magnification; (b) enlarged microstructure of I area
    Fig. 1. Microstructure of experimental steel. (a) SEM morphology with low magnification; (b) enlarged microstructure of I area
    Schematic of tailored blank laser welding
    Fig. 2. Schematic of tailored blank laser welding
    Size of tensile sample
    Fig. 3. Size of tensile sample
    Size of impact sample
    Fig. 4. Size of impact sample
    Macro morphology of welded joints obtained at different heat inputs. (a) 30.0 J/mm; (b) 42.0 J/mm; (c) 48.0 J/mm; (d) 54.0 J/mm
    Fig. 5. Macro morphology of welded joints obtained at different heat inputs. (a) 30.0 J/mm; (b) 42.0 J/mm; (c) 48.0 J/mm; (d) 54.0 J/mm
    Microstructures of welded joint obtained at heat input of 42.0 J/mm. (a) Low magnification of WS; (b) high magnification of WS; (c) CGHAZ; (d) FGHAZ
    Fig. 6. Microstructures of welded joint obtained at heat input of 42.0 J/mm. (a) Low magnification of WS; (b) high magnification of WS; (c) CGHAZ; (d) FGHAZ
    Microstructure of MGHAZ of welded joint obtained at heat input of 42.0 J/mm. (a) Near MGHAZ; (b) enlarged image of II area
    Fig. 7. Microstructure of MGHAZ of welded joint obtained at heat input of 42.0 J/mm. (a) Near MGHAZ; (b) enlarged image of II area
    Microhardness distributions of full-penetration weld joints obtained at different heat inputs. (a) 42.0 J/mm; (b) 48.0 J/mm; (c) 54.0 J/mm
    Fig. 8. Microhardness distributions of full-penetration weld joints obtained at different heat inputs. (a) 42.0 J/mm; (b) 48.0 J/mm; (c) 54.0 J/mm
    (a) Images of tensile samples of welded joint after fracture; (b) engineering stress-engineering strain curves of tensile samples
    Fig. 9. (a) Images of tensile samples of welded joint after fracture; (b) engineering stress-engineering strain curves of tensile samples
    SEM images of tensile fracture of full-penetration weld joints obtained at different heat inputs and base metal
    Fig. 10. SEM images of tensile fracture of full-penetration weld joints obtained at different heat inputs and base metal
    Impact fracture morphology of weld seam obtained at different heat input and base metal
    Fig. 11. Impact fracture morphology of weld seam obtained at different heat input and base metal
    Impact fracture morphology of weld seam obtained at different heat inputs and base metal. (a) 30.0 J/mm; (b) enlarged image of III area; (c) 42.0 J/mm;(d) 48.0 J/mm; (e) 54.0 J/mm; (f) base metal
    Fig. 12. Impact fracture morphology of weld seam obtained at different heat inputs and base metal. (a) 30.0 J/mm; (b) enlarged image of III area; (c) 42.0 J/mm;(d) 48.0 J/mm; (e) 54.0 J/mm; (f) base metal
    ElementCSiMnTiPMoNbAlNFe
    Mass fraction /%0.080.141.800.010.010.100.060.040.003Bal.
    Table 1. Chemical composition of experimental steel
    PropertyYield strength /MPaTensile strength /MPaElongation /%Hardness /HV
    Value775.0847.017.7295.0
    Table 2. Mechanical properties of experimental steel
    Laserpower /kWWelding speed /(m·min-1)Heat inputs /(J·mm-1)Protectivegas
    2.530.0
    3.55042.099.9%Ar
    4.048.0
    4.548.0
    Table 3. Welding parameters of experimental steel
    Heat inputs /(J·mm-1)Yield strength /MPaTensile strength /MPaElongation /%Fracture position
    30.0686.0690.01.4WS
    42.0808.0854.011.4BM
    48.0767.0845.010.0BM
    54.0786.0842.015.0BM
    Table 4. Tensile properties of welded joints
    Heat input /(J·mm-1)Impact energy /JFracture position
    30.010.7
    42.021.6Weld seam
    48.018.8
    54.018.6
    Table 5. Impact energy and fracture position of weld seam obtained at different heat inputs
    Huan Pengcheng, Wang Xiaonan, Zhu Tiancai, Chen Wengang, Hu Zengrong, Zhang Min, Chen Changjun. Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Laser Welded Joint of 800 MPa Grade Hot-Rolled High Strength Steel[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2019, 46(1): 102002
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