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  • 2024Selected properties of X120Mn12 steel welded joints by means of the plasma-MAG hybrid method3citations
  • 2023Assessment of Selected Structural Properties of High-Speed Friction Welded Joints Made of Unalloyed Structural Steel12citations
  • 2022Solid-State Rotary Friction-Welded Tungsten and Mild Steel Joints16citations
  • 2022Selected properties of RAMOR 500 steel welded joints by hybrid PTA-MAG20citations
  • 2021Phase Structure Evolution of the Fe-Al Arc-Sprayed Coating Stimulated by Annealing11citations
  • 2021Microstructural Investigation of a Friction-Welded 316L Stainless Steel with Ultrafine-Grained Structure Obtained by Hydrostatic Extrusion27citations
  • 2020Selected properties of hybrid PTA-MAG welded joints of thermomechanically rolled s700mc steel1citations
  • 2020Structural investigation of the Plasma Transferred Arc hardfaced glass mold after operation7citations
  • 2018Properties and microstructure of hybrid PLASMA+MAG welded joints of thermomechanically treated S700MC steelcitations

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  • Chmielewski, Tomasz M.
  • Morek, Radosław
  • Baranowski, Michał
  • Szulc, Barbara
  • Zasada, Dariusz
  • Kozłowski, Mirosław
  • Kołodziejczak, Paweł
  • Bober, Mariusz
  • Szulc, Jacek
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  • Siwek, Piotr
  • Grabias, Agnieszka
  • Chmielewski, Marcin
  • Przybysz, Sylwia
  • Kulczyk, Mariusz
  • Skiba, Jacek
  • Sałaciński, Tadeusz
  • Świercz, Rafał
  • Sokołowski, Wojciech
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Selected properties of RAMOR 500 steel welded joints by hybrid PTA-MAG

  • Skowrońska, Beata
  • Szulc, Jacek
  • Chmielewski, Tomasz M.
  • Baranowski, Michał
  • Bober, Mariusz
Abstract

The paper describes the selected properties of RAMOR 500 anti-ballistic (martensitic structure in the initial state) high yield strength steel (1450 MPa) welded joints produced by the hybrid PTA-MAG (Plasma Transferred Arc - Metal Active Gas) method. The welded elements were metal sheets 6.7 mm thick in a rectangular shape with dimensions of 200 mm x 350 mm. The tested butt weld joints have been made with process parameters selected according to criterion of lowest level of material weakening in the heat-affected zone (HAZ). The results of metallographic research of welds heat affected zone and base material, hardness distribution and XRD patterns of specific areas have been presented. Depth-sensing indentation (DSI) is used in this work to determine the distribution of mechanical properties affected by annealing/tempering by thermal cycle of hybrid PTA-MAG welding process. The investigation results show that the use of hybrid PTA-MAG heat source for welding of martensitic structure steel makes it possible to use high strength steel filler material (yield strength 890 MPa) without of cold cracks high risk. The hybrid plasma based welding method has a potential to become a beneficial alternative to other welding processes for ballistic protection steel due to its high efficiency, reduced amount of weld metal content or limited requirements for a preparation of edges of welded joints. The weakest area of welded joints is part of HAZ located close to the base material which has been secondarily tempered by heat of welding thermal cycle. The heat input about 0,57 kJ/mm required to achieve full penetration butt welded joints with no defects and with wide enough capillary channel to cover the welding gap during welding process. Hardness decrease in that area is about 25% in relation of base material. The width of the softened zone was approx. 4.5 mm.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • x-ray diffraction
  • crack
  • strength
  • steel
  • hardness
  • annealing
  • yield strength
  • tempering