Structural Steel Welding
phase transformations (i.e. brittle untempered martensite which can form depending on the cooling rate and the chemical composition of the base material), formation of precipitates or overaging (loss of strength in precipitation-hardened alloys) all has a drastic effect on the properties of the HAZ.
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