WHC10.1.04-WELDING METALLURGY

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The various metallurgical phenomena involved in welding—melting, freezing, diffusion, precipitation, solid-state transformations, thermal strains, and shrinkage stresses—can cause many practical concerns in welded metals respects, such as the thermal mechanical history, which can be significantly different for weld and base metals. These problems can be addressed by applying the appropriate metallurgical principles to the welding process. Welding metallurgy differs from conventional metallurgy in certain important respects. However, a broad knowledge of physical metallurgy is necessary in order to understand welding metallurgy. For this reason, the topic of physical metallurgy is addressed first in this chapter. This discussion is followed by an examination of the specifics of welding metallurgy.

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WHC-10.1 WELDING HANDBOOK VOLUME 10 - WELDING AND CUTTING SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (AWS WHC-10.1)

Chapter 1	WHC-10.1.01 SURVEY OF JOINING, CUTTING, AND ALLIED PROCESSES
Chapter 2	WHC-10.1.02 PHYSICS OF WELDING AND CUTTING
Chapter 3	WHC-10.1.03 HEAT FLOW IN WELDING
Chapter 4	WHC-10.1.04 WELDING METALLURGY
Chapter 5	WHC-10.1.05 DESIGN FOR WELDING
Chapter 6	WHC-10.1.06 SYMBOLS FOR JOINING AND INSPECTION
Chapter 7	WHC-10.1.07 RESIDUAL STRESS AND DISTORTION
Chapter 8	WHC-10.1.08 ECONOMICS OF WELDING AND CUTTING
Chapter 9	WHC-10.1.09 MECHANIZED, AUTOMATED, AND ROBOTIC WELDING
Chapter 10	WHC-10.1.10 WELDMENT TOOLING AND POSITIONING
Chapter 11	WHC-10.1.11 MONITORING AND CONTROL OF WELDING AND JOINING PROCESSES
Chapter 12	WHC-10.1.12 WELD QUALITY
Chapter 13	WHC-10.1.13 TEST METHODS FOR EVALUATING WELDED JOINTS
Chapter 14	WHC-10.1.14 WELDING INSPECTION AND NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION
Chapter 15	WHC-10.1.15 - PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION
Chapter 16	WHC-10.1.16 - CODES AND OTHER STANDARDS
Chapter 17	WHC-10.1.17 - SAFE PRACTICES