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Evaluating Strength and Toughness Properties of Laser Weldment by Dynamic Testing FANG Jian (Baosteel Research Institute, Baoshan Iron Steel Co., Ltd., Shanghai 201900, China) Abstract: The strength and toughness properties of a laser beam welded joint from hot rolled DP600 steel plate were evaluated by Vickers hardness and instrumented Charpy impact testing. Based on the impact force-displacement curve, Critical Crack Length, i.e. CCL and dynamic crack extension resistance curve, i.e. J-?a were determined, describing the welding joint’s crack initiation toughness and crack growth behavior responding to the dynamic loading. Furthermore, tearing module derived from the slope of J-?a curve was discussed with the link to the material microstructure mechanism affected by the thermodynamic process of laser beam welding. Key words: laser beam welding, instrumented Charpy impact, dynamic testing 1. Introduction Due to the convenient manufacturing process and acquired excellent mechanical properties of welding joint, laser beam welding technique has been widely used in the automotive, ship building and oil transportation pipeline industry so far. In common, the mechanical performance of metallic material may be affected by the thermodynamic factor corresponding to the kinds of welding process. Moreover, It is taken into more and more account that the mechanical properties of structural component consisting of basal material and joint part should be assured even under the service condition, with the requirement of structural integrity and safety for auto framework and ship hull design. It was reported as an example in ThyssenKrupp Co., AHSS including Dual Phase (DP) and Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP) steels with their Laser welding components should be evaluated with low temperature and dynamic loading condition to simulate the strength and toughness response in-service1. Besides conventional tensile, hardness and impact testing, some other modern experimental t