Abstract:
The residual diffusive hydrogen
HR100 in the welded zone of HSLA (high strength low alloy) steels while cooled down to 100℃ has been investigated in this paper.Its effect on the cold cracking susceptibility is more important than that of the initial hydrogen content
H0 in the deposited metal.The residual diffusive hydroden
HR100 is equal to the effective diffusive hydrogen
Hc without postheat,but when postheat is involved,
Hc is equal to the residual diffusive hydrogen
HRP at the end of postheating.The calculating fromulas of the effective diffusive hydrogen
Hc and the hydrogen diffusive factor
DF have been also put forward in this paper,and their computer programs have been compiled.Through the test of measurement,it was proved that the calculating formulas are belivable.The research has great significant for ascertaining the mechanism of welding cold cracking as well as for engineering application.