A Performance Study of Clinched Joints with Local Thermal Treatment

Yi Feng Wang; Xiao Cong He; Kai Zeng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.723.864

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A Performance Study of Clinched Joints with Local Thermal Treatment

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In order to investigate the influence of local thermal treatment to microstructure and static mechanical behavior on clinched joints of cold rolling steel (SPCC) . The clinched joint performed local thermal treatment based on the test platform, and successively adopting metallographic, micro-hardness and static mechanics behavior test. The result show that the microstructure of SPCC clinching joints found a large amount of lath martensite after quenching treatment, and in comparison to which without local thermal treatment, its static strength is enhanced by 45.39% and its hardness increased by 77.78% .

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 723)

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Yi Feng Wang, Xiao Cong He*, Kai Zeng

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Clinched Joints, Local Thermal Treatment, Metallographic Structure, Micro-Hardness, Static Strength

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