Laves Phase Control in Inconel 718 Weldments

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The detrimental laves formation in fusion zone during welding of Inconel 718 is controlled with compound current pulsing technique along with helium shielding gas. Also solid solution filler wire is used to minimize the niobium segregation. Welds were produced in 2mm thick sheets by GTA welding process and subjected to the characterization techniques. The results show, refined fusion zone microstructure, reduced amount of laves phase, minimum niobium segregation and softer fusion zone in the as welded condition.

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