Weldability of Molybdenum and Its Alloy Sheet (Report I)(Materials, Metallurgy, Weldability)

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Basic weldability of electron-beam melted pure molybdenum has been examined in electron-beam welding in high vacuum and GTA welding in pure and air mixed argon atmospheres by paying attention to weld defects such as hot cracking and porosity in weld metal and also mechanical properties of welded joint in comparison with conventional TZM alloys. The main conclusions obtained were as follows ; (1) The weld metals of electron-beam melted pure molybdenum with electron-beam and GTA weldings in pure and air mixed argon atmosphere up to about 1% were almost porosity free. However, large amount of oxygen content of 200ppm in powder-metallurgy TZM alloy made very porous weld bead in electron-beam welding in high vacuum. Therefore, oxygen content in base metal should be lowered to the minimum, that is, less than 10ppm, especially in electron-beam welding in high vacuum. (2) Hot cracking occurred in the weld metal of GTA welding when air content in argon atmosphere exceeded about 0.6% for electron-beam melted pure molybdenum and powder metallurgy TZM alloy. In less than 0.26% air, no hot cracking were observed in this experiment. Moreover, in electron-beam welding, no hot cracking was observed in weld metals for both materials. In order to prevent the formation of hot cracking, the purity of welding atmosphere should be kept as high as possible. (3) Joint efficiency of the welded joint of electron-beam melted pure molybdenum with electron-beam welding was 50 to 60% to base metal at room temperature and 500℃ and almost 100% at 1000℃. Those of GTA welds in pure and 0.13% air mixed argon atmospheres were fairly lower than those in electron-beam welding for each testing temperature.
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Weldability of Molybdenum and Its Alloy Sheet (Report I)(Materials, Metallurgy, Weldability)

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