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OBSERVATION ON MICROSTRUCTURE OF LASER MELTED TRANSITION ZONE |
CHENG YongXing;LI Genfu;YU Shaoluo Shanghai University of Engineering Science Department No.5;Shanghai University of Engineering Science; Shanghai 200051 |
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CHENG YongXing;LI Genfu;YU Shaoluo Shanghai University of Engineering Science Department No.5;Shanghai University of Engineering Science; Shanghai 200051. OBSERVATION ON MICROSTRUCTURE OF LASER MELTED TRANSITION ZONE. Acta Metall Sin, 1990, 26(1): 64-68.
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Abstract The surface alloying specimen was made of the steel 45 substrate overcoating byoxygen-acetylene flame spraying Fe-Ni-Cr alloy powder and laser remelted. The chemical heter-ogeneity was clearly observed on the transition zone between the laser melted zone and heat-affected zone by means of EPMA, AES and SEM. This heterogeneity is rather serious duringhigh temperature tempering, so the decarburization on the transition zone side and the recarbu-rization on the melted zone side were found.
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Received: 18 January 1990
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