热影响区
微观结构
液化
因科镍合金
腐蚀
铁氧体(磁铁)
马氏体
母材
作者
C.V. da Silva Lima,Marc Verdier,Florence Robaut,J. Ghanbaja,G. Badinier,T. Marlaud,Catherine Tassin,H.P. Van Landeghem
标识
DOI:10.1007/s40194-021-01146-8
摘要
The design of the dissimilar metal weld investigated here is aimed at applications in the steam generator of a sodium-cooled nuclear reactor, with a multi-decade lifespan in demanding operational conditions. It consists in a narrow-gap joint between 2.25Cr-1Mo low-alloy steel and an austenitic alloy using a nickel-based alloy 82 as filler material. This study focuses on understanding the microstructural and micromechanical evolution in the near fusion boundary region between the low-alloy steel and the nickel alloy filler metal during post-weld heat treatment, using notably electron probe micro-analysis and nano-indentation. The difference in matrix phase and chemical composition between the two alloys leads to a large difference in chemical potential for carbon, which is mobile at the post-weld heat treatment temperature. A number of fine-scale characterization techniques were used to assess the gradient of composition, hardness, and microstructures across the fusion boundary, both as-welded and after post-weld heat treatment. This complete analysis permits to highlight and understand the main microstructural and micromechanical changes occurring during post-weld heat treatment and opens the way to their long term study in service conditions.
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