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Phase chemistry of Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) fluoride based slags
Phase chemical analysis of post-weld slags from Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) is applied to explain the chemical function of flux constituent compounds in the welding process.
Theresa Coetsee
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Manufacturing of New Welding Fluxes Using Silicomanganese Slag
N. A. Kozyrev+3 more
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Effect of Physico-Chemical Properties of Submerged Arc Welding Fluxes on Pipeline Steel – A Brief Review [PDF]
Pipeline welding is an integral part of oil and gas exploration industries. Often the welded joint failures were due to lack of weld quality, improper heat treatment and even poor workmanship.
Lochan Sharma, Rahul Chhibber
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Detection of slag inclusions using infrared thermal imagining system [PDF]
Assuring high quality of welded joins is a vital task in many industrial branches also when joints are made manually. It is the case metal-arc welding with covered electrode. One of main imperfection, that can occur in this process is slag inclusion.
Jamrozik Wojciech, Górka Jacek
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Formation mechanism of fine steel particles in submerged arc welding slag
Kazuhiro Kojima+3 more
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Investigation of Hardfacing Deposits Obtained by Using Submerged Arc Welding Fluxes Containing High-Carbon Ferrochromium and Ferroboron [PDF]
Hardfacing deposition processes were carried out using unalloyed S1-EL12 welding wire and submerged arc welding fluxes produced by agglomerated method containing 4-16 wt.% ferrochromium and 2 wt.% ferroboron to achieve wear-resistant of hardfacing ...
M. Kaptanoglu, M. Eroglu
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Effect of recycled flux over mechanical properties of A36 steel in submerged arc welding
The objective of the current research is to analyse the feasibility of utilising welding slag as flux material in Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) of A36 steel. The amount of welding slag incorporated with virgin flux is varied from 20 to 50 percent in weight
Thirunavukkarasu K+2 more
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Several methods to measure the critical chloride content Ccrit of steel in concrete are compared on the basis of 12% chromium steel and carbon steel. The resulting Ccrit depends on the method used. The reasons for this and the corresponding influencing parameters are discussed in this article.
Carolina Boschmann Käthler+5 more
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Detection and localization of slag inclusions in weld using IR thermography
J. Górka, W. Jamrozik
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