The Research of Multi-Layer Metal Nets Joint Technology

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The uniform and continuous nickel plating was electroplated on the metal net surface via a plating nickel process. Afterwards the gathered multi-layer metal nets were welded in vacuum fur-nace. This article considers that the bond strength of welded multi-layer metal nets when the tempe-rature was 900°C, 1000°C, 1100°C respectively and the plating thickness was 5μm, 20μm, 35μm respectively. The results indicate that as the temperature and plating thickness increases, the bond strength increases. When the temperature is 1100°C and the plating thickness is 35μm, the bond situation is the greatest.

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