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This experimental study investigates the effects of welding low nickel Cr-Mn austenitic stainless steel with gas tungsten arc welding process with and without filler (autogenous) weld by varying the welding currents (120A, 130A and 140A). The microstructural examination of weld has been carried out with optical microscope and mechanical properties with Vickers microhardness and tensile tester. The corrosion behaviour of the welded joints are analysed by double loop electrochemical potentio-kinetic reactivation test to obtain degree of sensitisation. The microstructural examination of welded joints revealed that, as the welding current increases, the inter-dendritic spacing as well as the dendrite size increases. The tensile strength and hardness decrease with increasing welding current for 308 L filler and autogenous weld. The degree of sensitisation increases with increasing welding current for both the welds. The results reveal that the autogenous welds have higher tensile strength, higher hardness and lower degree of sensitisation as compared to welds with 308 L filler.

Effect of filler and autogenous welding on microstructure, mechanical and corrosion properties of low nickel Cr-Mn ASS