The effects of increasing the nickel content from 3 to 7 or 9 wt-% were investigated in high strength steel weld metals with 2 wt-% manganese. Nickel additions were beneficial to strength but detrimental to impact toughness. Significant segregation of nickel and manganese to interdendritic regions was observed at the two higher nickel contents. In these weld metals a mainly martensitic microstr...

An experimental high strength steel weld metal containing 7 wt. % nickel and 2 wt. % manganese was found to have a complex microstructure. Employing high resolution characterisation techniques the microstructure consisted primarily of a mixture of martensite, upper bainite and a novel constituent with large grain size that contained plate-like precipitates. This constituent was characterised to...

The effects of increasing nickel from 3 to 7 and 9 wt. % were investigated in high strength steel weld metals with 2 wt. % manganese. It was found that nickel additions were positive for strength but negative for impact toughness. Significant segregation of nickel and manganese to interdendritic regions was observed with the two higher nickel contents. In these weld metals a mainly martensitic ...

long–term stability and oxidation resistance of aisi 439 ferritic stainless steel used as interconnects in solid oxide fuel cells can be improved by use of a protective coating. in this study the pack cementation method was employed to coat aisi 439 ferritic stainless steel with manganese. isothermal oxidation was conducted at 800 ºc for 200 hours in static air to investigate the role of coatin...