Research on Three Microcosmic Interface Defects of Titanium/Steel Laminates Manufactured by Explosive Welding

Peng Liu; Ming Lu; Jian Ping Jiang; Bai Lian Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.652-654.2339

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Research on Three Microcosmic Interface Defects of Titanium/Steel Laminates Manufactured by Explosive Welding

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Optical metallographic examination, scanning electron microscope as well as energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry was operated to the interface of titanium/steel laminates manufactured by explosive welding. Three types of microcosmic defects as brittle Ti-Fe intermetallic compound, shearing crack, and brittle Ti-Fe-O layer were found at the interface of titanium/steel laminates. The reasons for above three microcosmic defects were analysed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 652-654)

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Peng Liu, Ming Lu, Jian Ping Jiang, Bai Lian Sun

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Explosive Welding, Microcosmic Interface Defect, Titanium/Steel Laminates

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