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Welding technology of turbine rotors
Pivoňka, Vít ; Kubíček, Jaroslav (referee) ; Daněk, Ladislav (advisor)
The paper deals with all the possibilities which can be used to weld the rotors of turbines, both the root and the filler welding. All these methods are thoroughly analyzed and their properties are described, especially the size of the heat input by welding of rotors of turbines. Further in this work is described the organization of the structure by means of a metallographic survey and a test of welds and materials, which are performed to check whether the material and the welding method are suitable for welding of rotors of turbines. In the experimental part are described all welds made by different welding parameters, one of these welds is chosen to achieve the best welding of the weld root. This weld is further investigated for hardness and change of microstructure after welding.
Parametric testing plasma welding on the root of weld
Záškoda, David ; Daněk, Ladislav (referee) ; Kubíček, Jaroslav (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is to assess the suitability of the new process of welding roots of welds by the rotors of steam turbines plasma jet. The new proposed method uses a combination of welding the weld root plasma with the method of submerged-arc welding, however the submerged-arc welding is not subjekt of this work. The tests performed were verified by the possibility of welding the weld root of the plasma jet – Keyhole method without filler material. The aim was to find the optimum welding parameters to achieve the required weld quality, particularly with regard to geometry of weld. Turbine rotors are made of heat resistant steels, which have high strength at high temperatures. In all described tests have been used steel 30CrMoNiV 5-11....Mat. No. 1.6946.
Welding technology of turbine rotors
Pivoňka, Vít ; Kubíček, Jaroslav (referee) ; Daněk, Ladislav (advisor)
The paper deals with all the possibilities which can be used to weld the rotors of turbines, both the root and the filler welding. All these methods are thoroughly analyzed and their properties are described, especially the size of the heat input by welding of rotors of turbines. Further in this work is described the organization of the structure by means of a metallographic survey and a test of welds and materials, which are performed to check whether the material and the welding method are suitable for welding of rotors of turbines. In the experimental part are described all welds made by different welding parameters, one of these welds is chosen to achieve the best welding of the weld root. This weld is further investigated for hardness and change of microstructure after welding.
Parametric testing plasma welding on the root of weld
Záškoda, David ; Daněk, Ladislav (referee) ; Kubíček, Jaroslav (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is to assess the suitability of the new process of welding roots of welds by the rotors of steam turbines plasma jet. The new proposed method uses a combination of welding the weld root plasma with the method of submerged-arc welding, however the submerged-arc welding is not subjekt of this work. The tests performed were verified by the possibility of welding the weld root of the plasma jet – Keyhole method without filler material. The aim was to find the optimum welding parameters to achieve the required weld quality, particularly with regard to geometry of weld. Turbine rotors are made of heat resistant steels, which have high strength at high temperatures. In all described tests have been used steel 30CrMoNiV 5-11....Mat. No. 1.6946.

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