Low Heat Input Effect on Mechanical and Micro-Structural Performance Over ASS304L/DSS2205 Steel Dissimilar GTA Weld
摘要
The post weld effect of (HI) heat input on dissimilar welded connections made of ASS304 L and DSS 2205 is the main subject of this study. The gas tungsten arc welding technique (GTAW) with ER2209 and ER309 L filler was found to operate best with lower heat input (LHI) at 0.51 kJ/mm. The CIT-Charpy impact test, VMHT-Vickers micro-hardness test, was used to determine the properties of mechanical work on the dissimilar metal welds (DMWs). According to the mechanical examination, the average hardness of LHI are 275 ± 4 Hv0.5(for 2209) and 247 ± 3 Hv0.5 (for 309 L).Here we observed that CP hardness increased by 41.45% and 21.68% for filler 2209 and 309 L, while RPs hardness rises by 16.54% and 7.14% for filler 2209 and 309 L respectively. Meanwhile Impact energy under 2209 filler weld increased by 12% and under 309L filler weld increased by 54%. Lower HI may be advantageous for the structural integrity of the welds, according to the mechanical characterization and microstructural observation.