The microstructure evolution in nugget zone of Q&P980 steel joints under the condition of friction stir welding thermal-mechanical couple effects
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摘要: 采用搅拌摩擦焊接技术焊接Q&P980钢,研究搅拌摩擦高温和塑性变形综合作用对Q&P980钢焊核区组织演变的影响规律. 结果表明,焊核区的组织演化受峰值温度、剧烈塑性变形和焊后冷却速率多因素协同调控. 焊核区的峰值温度主要由搅拌头的旋转速度控制,旋转速度越大,焊接峰值温度越高;焊后冷却速率主要由搅拌头的焊接速度控制,焊接速度越大,焊后冷却速度越大,材料受到高温塑性变形的影响越小. 当旋转速度控制在400 r/min时,随着焊接速度从50 mm/min增加到400 mm/min,焊核区组织演变规律为马氏体/铁素体/残余奥氏体→马氏体,晶粒尺寸逐渐粗化. 当焊接速度控制在100 mm/min时,随着旋转速度从200 r/min增加到600 r/min,焊核区组织演变规律为马氏体/铁素体/残余奥氏体→马氏体→马氏体/贝氏体,晶粒尺寸逐渐细化.Abstract: The friction stir welding technique was used to weld the Q&P980 steel and the microstructure evolution in the nugget zone was investigated under the conditions of high temperature and severe plastic deformation. The results indicated that, the microstructure was determined by the synthetic effects of peak temperature, the severe plastic deformation and cooling rate. The peak temperature was proportional to the rotation speed. The higher the rotation speed, the higher the peak temperature. The cooling rate was determined by the welding speed. The higher the welding speed, the higher cooling rate and thus, the effect of plastic deformation was not obvious. When the rotation speed kept at the level of 400 r/min, the microstructure evolution was from mixed microstructure of martensite/ferrite/retained austenite and finally evolved into martensite with the welding speed from 50 mm/min to 400 mm/min. The grain size was coarsened correspondingly. When the welding speed was 100 mm/min, the microstructure evolution sequence was changed from martensite/ferrite/retained austesite to matensite, then changed into martensite/bainite. And the grain size was fined correspondingly.
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Keywords:
- Q&P980 steel /
- nugget zone /
- welding parameter /
- microstructure
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表 1 Q&P980钢的主要化学成分(质量分数,%)
Table 1 The composition of Q&P980 steel
C Si Mn P S Cr Ni Fe 0.23 1.43 2.05 0.016 0.004 5 0.045 0.017 余量 -
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