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Effect of minor elements of hot-cracking tendencies of Inconel 600
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1977
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EngineeringMechanical EngineeringSpecimen PreparationCorrosionMicrostructure-strength RelationshipMaterials ScienceMaterials EngineeringPowder MetallurgyMinor ElementsMetallurgical InteractionHot WorkingSolid MechanicsAlloy CastingMicrostructureSuperalloyApplied PhysicsAlloy DesignTigamajig TestCrack FormationDynamic Crack PropagationMechanics Of Materials
An investigation was undertaken to determine the effect of six minor elements, S, P, Si, Mn, Ti and Al, on the hot-cracking propensity of Inconel, a solid-solution strengthened nickel-base alloy. In order to determine the effects of these six elements, a new weldability evaluation test, the ''Tigamajig'' test, was developed. An outgrowth of the ''Varestraint'' test, the Tigamajig test combines the advantages of its predecessor with a reduced specimen size and ease of specimen preparation. A technique was used which allowed the preparation of a large number of specimens of systematically varied composition by the incorporation of compacted-and-sintered powder inserts containing the desired minor-element additions.