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Jun Fu1,2, G M A M El-Fallah1, Qing Tao3

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This study enhances welding efficiency by modeling phase evolution in the heat-affected zone (HAZ) of marine steels. Accurate predictions of microstructural changes improve welded joint quality and toughness.

Keywords:
Leblond–Devaux equationheat-affected zonehigh heat input weldingmarine steelnumerical simulationphase evolution

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Area of Science:

  • Materials Science
  • Metallurgy
  • Welding Engineering

Background:

  • High heat input welding increases efficiency but degrades heat-affected zone (HAZ) toughness.
  • Understanding thermal evolution in the HAZ is crucial for predicting welded joint properties.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To parameterize the Leblond-Devaux equation for predicting phase evolution during marine steel welding.
  • To validate the model by comparing predicted phase fractions with experimental data.

Main Methods:

  • Parameterization of the Leblond-Devaux equation using experimental cooling data (0.5–75 °C/s) for E36 and E36Nb steels.
  • Construction of continuous cooling transformation diagrams.
  • Verification of the model by comparing simulated and experimental phase fractions in the coarse grain zone.

Main Results:

  • The parameterized Leblond-Devaux equation accurately predicts phase evolution in E36 and E36Nb steels.
  • At 100 kJ/cm heat input, E36Nb HAZ primarily contains granular bainite, while E36 has bainite with acicular ferrite.
  • At 250 kJ/cm heat input, both steels show ferrite and pearlite formation.

Conclusions:

  • The Leblond-Devaux equation, when parameterized with experimental data, effectively predicts microstructural evolution in the HAZ of welded marine steels.
  • The findings provide insights into controlling phase composition and improving the toughness of welded joints under varying heat inputs.