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Investigates welding efficiency and microstructure changes in nickel superalloys, suggesting optimal pressure levels.
• First-time LFW investigation of Haynes 282 Ni superalloy at 100–500 MPa. • Joints achieved 100% efficiency with fracture in the base metal. • High pressures (300, and 500 MPa) promote grain growth and twinning during PWHT. • Stored strain energy dominates the driving force during PWHT.
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