Special features of transformation kinetics of austenite in heat treatment of stamped and welded components made of 10G2FBYu steel

L. A. EfimenkoGubkin Russian State Oil and Gas University, Moscow, Russia

O. E. KapustinGubkin Russian State Oil and Gas University, Moscow, Russia

A. O. MerkulovaGubkin Russian State Oil and Gas University, Moscow, Russia

R. A. SubbotinGubkin Russian State Oil and Gas University, Moscow, Russia

O. S. PuykoOJSC Trubodetal, Chelyabinsk, Russia

A. A. ShchekalovaOJSC Trubodetal, Chelyabinsk, Russia

Abstract

The results of investigations of the special features of austenite transformation kinetics during heat treatment of welded joints in components made of 10G2FBYu steel are used to determine the conditions for producing stamped and welded connecting components with strengths similar to that of the parent metal.

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