Mechanical and microstructural properties of robotic Cold Metal Transfer (CMT) welded 5083-H111 and 6082-T651 aluminum alloys

By Beytullah Gungor, E. Kaluç, E. Taban, Aydin Sik Şş. 2014

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Deformation microstructures and strengthening mechanisms for the wire+arc additively manufactured Al-Mg4.5Mn alloy with inter-layer rolling (2018, background): “Introduction With recent development in the marine, pressure vessels, military, automotive and aerospace industries [1, 2], non-heat treatable wrought Al-Mg alloys (5xxx) are widely used for large-scale structural components that require low cost, high reliability, good toughness, excellent resistan”
A review of wire arc additive manufacturing and advances in wire arc additive manufacturing of aluminium (2018, background): “[98] reported higher yield strength values for 5xxx and 6xxx series alloys whenwelded usingCMT”
Cold metal transfer (CMT) technology - An overview (2017, unknown): “It was noted by Beytullah Gungor et al. that the CMT welding results were closer to FSW, and had higher yield strength values than any other welding methods [42].”