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Baumgartner, Susanne
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- 2024Too amused to stop? Self-control and the disengagement process on Netflixcitations
- 2017Effect of tempering time on the mechanical properties of P91 flux cored wire weld metalcitations
- 2014Creep investigation and simulation of CB2 joints using similar rutile CB2 flux-cored wirecitations
- 2014Properties of a creep resistant 9Cr-1.5Mo-1Co cast steel joint welded with a matching flux-cored wirecitations
- 2014Simulation of microstructure and modelling of mechanical properties of CB2 flux cored wires weld metal
- 2009Experience with 9Cr3W3CoVNbBN base materials and crosswelds at 650°C for implementation in USC power plants
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Simulation of microstructure and modelling of mechanical properties of CB2 flux cored wires weld metal
Abstract
The cast steel GX13CrMoCoVNbNB10-1-1 (CB2) developed in the European COST Projects shows the most promising properties for operating temperatures up to 620°C. Matching flux cored wires, mainly rutile with additional basic slag forming components, for welding this creep resistant steel, have been developed, too. Not only the creep properties but also the mechanical properties like impact toughness and tensile strength are of great<br/>importance for the qualification and application of the material in thermal power plants. These mechanical properties are in a close relationship to microstructural parameters like precipitates, dislocations or voids. Two different nickel content variants of the weld metal and two different post weld heat treatments have been investigated with regard to their impact on mechanical properties and microstructure. Results are presented in the paper.