Weldability of Similar and Different Metallic Materials

Md Salim Kamil; Fauzuddin Ayob; Asmawi Ismail; Bakhtiar Ariff Baharudin; Azman Ismail

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.805.8

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Weldability of Similar and Different Metallic Materials

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This Paper presents the study on the weldability of two similar and two different metallic materials. The weldability of the similar metallic materials considered in the study were aluminum alloy pipes of grade AA6063. As for the weldability of two different metallic materials were aluminum alloy of grade AA6061 to low carbon steel of grade A36, dupl stainless steel of grade 2205 to low carbon steel of grade A36 and grey cast iron of grade A48 class 35 to low carbon steel BS 449 of grade 250. The differing methods of welding or joining processes are discussed herein including those of stir welding and hot pressed diffusion bonding of the similar and dissimilar metallic materials respectively as mentioned above. The weldability of between the two materials are investigated including the physical appearance of the joints and the strength integrity of those so far achieved at this stage. The paper also presented the results on the weldability of the similar and different metallic materials, recommendation for further in-depth study in pursuit for improved technologies on the subject matters and highlight the prospects of metallic materials welding or bonding or joining to fulfill the demands for different applications.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 805)

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Md Salim Kamil*, Fauzuddin Ayob, Asmawi Ismail, Bakhtiar Ariff Baharudin, Azman Ismail

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Butt Joint, Diffusion Bonding, Dissimilar Metals, Friction Stir Welding, Frictional Heat, Metallic Materials, Rotating Tool, Solid State Joining, State of Plasticity, Welding Parameters

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