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Understanding the phase stability of Alloy 22 (N06022) is important since the precipitation of tetrahedrally close-packed (TCP) phases over time has been known to adversely affect corrosion and mechanical properties. Prior observations have shown that these phases precipitate during the welding process. After welding, residual stresses due to the solidification and cooling from temperature remain. When the weld cannot be stress-relieved by solution annealing, the application of commercially available stress-mitigation processes such as low plasticity burnishing (LPB) and laser shock peening (LSP) may be used to produce near-surface compressive stresses. This study involved examination of cross-sectional samples of aged 1.25 inch thick welds of Alloy 22 plates using electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) for TCP identification and micrograph analysis for TCP quantification. Precipitation in both the as-welded and LSP weld was observed primarily in inter-dendritic regions whilst precipitation in the LPB weld was in both inter- and intra-dendritic regions.
WELD JOINT DESIGN IN SPACE VEHICLE FABRICATION INVOLVES NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGN CRITERIA, PROCESS CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE. DESIGN AND USE OF 2219-T87 ALUMINUM ALLOY WELDMENTS IN SPACE STRUCTURES ARE DESCRIBED. EMPHASIS IS ON A NONDESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUE FOR MONITOR OF THE EFFECTS OF THE 2219-T87 ALLOY. QUANTITATIVE DATA AND A DESCRIPTION OF EXPERIMENTAL WORK ARE PRESENTED. THE END-PRODUCT NONDESTRUCTIVE QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNIQUE INVOLVES HAND SCANNING OF AREAS ADJACENT TO A WELDMENT AND CORRELATION OF CONDUCTIVITY VALUES TO ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH. COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT IS UTILIZED AND OPERATION PRINCIPLES ARE DESCRIBED.