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Hydrogen can cause unexpected material failure under consideration of stresses (external/internal) during manufacturing, processing or service of the materials. This failure is mostly based on a certain degradation of the mechanical properties. Thus, the correlation of hydrogen trapping vs. a respective microstructure is necessary for high strength steels. Thus, the scope of this work is the improvement of existing hydrogen trap models by verification of activation energies for hydrogen traps as well as the influence of the determination method. In this scope, the thermal desorption method is appropriate to distinguish between different hydrogen traps. Nevertheless, the specimen temperature has to be accounted very carefully in case of calculating the necessary trap energy.
Experimental simulation of dissimilar weld metal in high manganese steels by arc metling technique
(2016)
High manganese steels have great potential for use in automotive lightweight constructions (like car body structures) due to their superior strength and formability. In this scope, welding is the most common joining technique for sheet metal with challenges especially of dissimilar weld joints. In this case, the formation of martensite has to be considered resulting in a certain propability of brittle fracture in a respective load condition. In addition, no reliable weld metal microstructure prediction is possible with currently available constitution diagrams like the Schaeffler or WRC1992-diagram. Thus, the arc melting technique offers the possibility to investigate the effects of dilution on microstructures and properties of weld metal of high manganese steels. The results suggested that a complex indentification of microstructures is possible by directed experiments using the arc metling technique