Investigation of laser heat treated Monel 400

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In this research, Monel metal was laser heat-treated for microstructural, microhardness and roughness investigation. The treatment is an initial stage for welding Monel without additional material for structural elements. The treatment was carried out with diode laser TruDiode 3006 which allows to reach a power of 3 kW. The material was treated with a constant laser beam power, equal to 1400 W, and four different laser beam velocities: 5, 25, 50 and 75 m/min. The distance between single laser tracks was 0,5 mm in every experimental series. It was found that laser heat treatment of Monel does not influence its hardness. The depth of melted areas is decreasing with an increasing laser beam velocity. The melted area manufactured with laser beam velocity equal to 5 m/min is about 350 μm. Increasing the laser beam velocity to 75 m/min causes depth reduction to about 100 μm. The melted areas are built with column crystals oriented in the direction of heat dissipation perpendicular to the heating direction.

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Kukliński, M., Bartkowska, A., & Przestacki, D. (2018). Investigation of laser heat treated Monel 400. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 219). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201821902005

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