Aluminium Alloy Welding the Weld Stress Deformation and Control

Qing Guo Meng; Ying Yin; Xiao Jun Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.86

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Aluminium Alloy Welding the Weld Stress Deformation and Control

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Welding technology, as one of the process of manufacturing material in the permanent link, are already widely used in various kinds of aerospace ground launch equipment. Modern manufacturing industry is in rapid development phase, the welding automation is inevitable trend of production, which not only can greatly improve the efficiency of welding, but also what more important is to ensure the welding quality, thus to improve the operating environment. Modern welding is developing in the direction of mechanization, automation, intelligence, robot welding has become an important symbol of welding automation technology modernization. This paper focuses on regularity and influence of welding deformation, the welding deformation and deformation control, control and eliminate problems for research.

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Qing Guo Meng*, Ying Yin, Xiao Jun Guo

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Mechanical Deformation, Weld, Welding

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