Control of energetic conditions by employing interlayer of different thickness for explosive welding of titanium/304 stainless steel

By P. Manikandan, K. Hokamoto, M. Fujita, K. Raghukandan, R. Tomoshige. 2008

149 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Materials Chemistry

1. Q. Chu
2. Altino Loureiro
3. Cheng Yan
4. R. Mendes
5. J. Ribeiro
6. Jihong Li
7. Min Zhang

In Mechanical Engineering

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2. Altino Loureiro
3. Cheng Yan
4. R. Mendes
5. J. Ribeiro
6. Jihong Li
7. Min Zhang

Citations in the corpus

• Effect of explosive characteristics on the explosive welding of stainless steel to carbon steel in cylindrical configuration (2013, background): “[33], it is reasonable to link the loss of kinetic energy with the wavelength and wave amplitude, which is an essential requirement for inducing plastic flow for welding.”
• Experimental and numerical investigation of microstructure and mechanical behavior of titanium/steel interfaces prepared by explosive welding (2017, background): “Laminated structures such as Ti/Fe [4, 8-9], Al/Fe [5], Cu/Ti [6], Cu/Fe [7] have been successfully produced using explosive welding.”