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Friction welding of ductile cast iron using interlayers
Highlights ► The results of the study of the friction welding of ductile cast iron using interlayers are presented. ► The results of the analysis shows that the joint has the tensile strength compared to that of basic material. ► In case of ductile cast iron, it is possible to reach the tensile strength equals even 700MPa. ► The process of friction welding was accompanied with diffusion of Cr, Ni and C atoms across the interface.
Abstract In this paper, ductile cast iron–austenitic stainless steel, ductile cast iron–pure Armco iron and ductile cast iron–low carbon steel interlayers were welded, using the friction welding method. The tensile strength of the joints was determined, using a conventional tensile test machine. Moreover, the hardness across the interface of materials was measured on metallographic specimens. The fracture surface and microstructure of the joints was examined using either light stereoscope microscopy as well as electron microscopy. In this case, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) were applied. The results of the analysis shows that the joint has the tensile strength compared to that of basic material. In case of ductile cast iron, it is possible to reach the tensile strength equals even 700MPa. It was concluded that the process of friction welding was accompanied with diffusion of Cr, Ni and C atoms across the ductile cast iron–stainless steel interface. This leads to increase in carbon concentration in stainless steel where chromium carbides were formed, the size and distribution of which was dependent on the distance from the interface.
Friction welding of ductile cast iron using interlayers
Highlights ► The results of the study of the friction welding of ductile cast iron using interlayers are presented. ► The results of the analysis shows that the joint has the tensile strength compared to that of basic material. ► In case of ductile cast iron, it is possible to reach the tensile strength equals even 700MPa. ► The process of friction welding was accompanied with diffusion of Cr, Ni and C atoms across the interface.
Abstract In this paper, ductile cast iron–austenitic stainless steel, ductile cast iron–pure Armco iron and ductile cast iron–low carbon steel interlayers were welded, using the friction welding method. The tensile strength of the joints was determined, using a conventional tensile test machine. Moreover, the hardness across the interface of materials was measured on metallographic specimens. The fracture surface and microstructure of the joints was examined using either light stereoscope microscopy as well as electron microscopy. In this case, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) were applied. The results of the analysis shows that the joint has the tensile strength compared to that of basic material. In case of ductile cast iron, it is possible to reach the tensile strength equals even 700MPa. It was concluded that the process of friction welding was accompanied with diffusion of Cr, Ni and C atoms across the ductile cast iron–stainless steel interface. This leads to increase in carbon concentration in stainless steel where chromium carbides were formed, the size and distribution of which was dependent on the distance from the interface.
Friction welding of ductile cast iron using interlayers
Winiczenko, Radosław (author) / Kaczorowski, Mieczysław (author)
2011-08-25
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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