Physico-Chemical Aspects of Surface Activation during Fluxless Brazing in Shielding-Gas Furnaces

Friedrich Wilhelm Bach; Kai Möhwald; Ulrich Holländer

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.438.73

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Physico-Chemical Aspects of Surface Activation during Fluxless Brazing in Shielding-Gas Furnaces

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Continuous process brazing in shielding-gas furnaces is tailor-made for manufacturing mass production components by means of brazing technology. Which brazing tasks can actually be carried out by a shielding-gas furnace, depend on many ancillary conditions. In particular these are, besides the component size and joint geometry, the base materials and brazing filler metals as well as the material specific process parameters which are to be maintained in a continuous furnace in order that a process assured brazing can be guaranteed. In this context, the activation of the component's surfaces play a central role for wetting with the braze melt. Within the scope of this contribution, the variables and ancillary conditions concerning this matter are presented and discussed using the brazing process on stainless steels as an example.

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Friedrich Wilhelm Bach, Kai Möhwald, Ulrich Holländer

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Furnace Brazing, High Temperature Brazing, Shielding Gas, Surface Activation, Wetting

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