Effect of phase transformation onset temperature on residual stress in welded thin steel plates

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The effect of solid-state phase transformation at low temperature on residual stresses in butt welded ferritic thin steel plates has been examined employing a finite element (FE) code. An algorithm considering the solidstate phase transformation has been developed and implemented in a thermo-elastic-plastic analysis of an in-house FE code developed at JWRI Osaka. A number of analyses have been conducted to examine the effect of Martensite start (Ms) temperature on residual stresses. It has been shown that solid-state phase transformation at low temperatures has a profound effect on residual stress state in welded thin steel plates.

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The effect of solid-state phase transformation at low temperature on residual stresses in butt welded ferritic thin steel plates has been examined employing a finite element (FE) code. An algorithm considering the solidstate phase transformation has been developed and implemented in a thermo-elastic-plastic analysis of an in-house FE code developed at JWRI Osaka. A number of analyses have been conducted to examine the effect of Martensite start (Ms) temperature on residual stresses. It has been shown that solid-state phase transformation at low temperatures has a profound effect on residual stress state in welded thin steel plates.

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