An investigation of mechanical and metallurgical properties of explosive welded aluminum–dual phase steel
By M. Acarer, B. Demir. 2008
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Review of Aluminum-To-Steel Welding Technologies for Car-Body Applications (2019, background): “Straight, IMC‐free, diffusionless steel/aluminum alloy junctions can be obtained by explosive welding, as confirmed by Acarer [62].”
- Dissimilar friction welding of 6061-T6 aluminum and AISI 1018 steel: Properties and microstructural characterization (2010, background): “Specific processes investigated include as resistance spot [4–12], friction stir [3,13– 15], friction stir knead [16], friction stir spot [17–19], diffusion [20], magnetic pulse [21,22], magnetic pressure seam [23], electromagnetic impact [24], and explosion welding processes [25,26], and gas metal ”
- The effect of annealing on the interface microstructure and mechanical characteristics of AZ31B/AA6061 composite plates fabricated by explosive welding (2015, background): “Acarer et al.[15] studied mechanical and metallurgical properties of explosive welding aluminum-dual phase steel.”
- Welding of Aluminum Alloys to Steels: An Overview (2014, methodology): “Laser roll bonding [5], impact welding [6], friction welding [7], ultrasonic welding [8], diffusion bonding [9], explosive welding [10], friction stir welding [11], laser brazing/welding [12, 13], magnetic pulse welding [14] and laser pulse welding [15, 16] are the typical welding processes that ha”
- Welding of aluminum alloy to zinc coated steel by cold metal transfer (2013, methodology): “In addition, diffusion bonding [9], explosive welding [10], and magnetic pressure seam welding [11] together with high power laser [12,13] were attempted to weld aluminum to steel.”