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... complemented with results from welded and from cladded samples. UNS N08034 2.4692 UNS N08031 NiCrMoFe alloy 6-Mo steel mechanical properties corrosion resistance fabricability sensitization weldments cladding MOTIVATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF UNS N08034 The new alloy UNS N08034 is a further...
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... influence of tensile stress and a corrosive environment on a susceptible material. Austenitic stainless steels including types 304L and 316L are susceptible alloys commonly used in nuclear weldments. An engineered residual stress field can be introduced into the surface of components that can reliably...
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... will require corrosion resistance from both the base metal and the weldments. This paper provides corrosion data obtained in laboratory tests in various gas compositions at temperatures up to 1100°C. Special emphasis was given to the corrosion behavior shown by different welding consumables like FM28 (UNS...
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...Abstract Previous research in this laboratory demonstrated a direct correlation between alloy composition and corrosion susceptibility of stainless steel and Ni-Cr-Mo alloy weldments exposed to lake water augmented with sulfate reducing bacteria (SRB). It was shown that lake water containing...
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... of the material around weldments throughout the system. Due to the non-equilibrium solidification nature of weldments, the electrochemical properties of the weld may be different than those of the surrounding base material due to changes in surface texture, solute segregation, second phase precipitation...
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... corrosion. The metabolic processes of the microorganisms can also; 1 SUMMARY ○ MIC often occurs near weldments in austenitic stainless steels. The pitting may be in the weld metal, heat affect zone, along the fusion line, or in the base metal near the weld, or in combinations. Either or both...