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Effects of Hydrogen on the Cause of Porosity on Bead and of Sulphur Crack in Submerged-Arc Welding
潜弧熔接法における水素の影響について(第1報,第2報)
1953
JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN WELDING SOCIETY
潜弧熔接法における水素の影響について(第1報,第2報)
There has been adoped in our industries the Unionmelt Walding Process, as a submerged arc Walding, which has two special phenomena and problems to be solved. One is porosity on bead and the other is sulphur cracks grown from Sulphur Bands. These two defectal, we consider, occur mainly, by hydrogen gas, which generates from the dissociation of a bit of moisture contained in flux, caused by arc. 1) When the absorbed hydrogen in deposited metal is more than its solubility limit of solid metal at
doi:10.2207/qjjws1943.22.294
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