Effect of Ti Addition to Zn Filler Metal on Wettability and Reinforcement of Soldered Joint of Aluminum

Maciej Różański; Janusz Adamiec

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.211.23

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Effect of Ti Addition to Zn Filler Metal on Wettability and Reinforcement of Soldered Joint of Aluminum

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This article presents the phisicochemical propreties of aluminium brings a lot of difficulties during soldering one of tchem is low melting point. The work also presents results of mechanical and metallographic investigations. Structural examination was performed by means of light microscopy and mechanical properties with the aim of shear strength test. On the basis structural investigation joints made with Zn and Zn with Ti addition indicated possibilities of reinforcement of soldered joint of aluminium

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 211)

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Maciej Różański*, Janusz Adamiec

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Aluminum (Al), Mechanical Property, Spreading, Titanium Addition, Torch Soldering, Wetting, Zinc Filler Metal

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