Monotonic mechanical properties of titanium grade 5 (6Al-4V) welds made by microplasma
Autor: | Jarosław Szusta, Özler Karakaş, Nail Tüzün |
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Jazyk: | angličtina |
Rok vydání: | 2019 |
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Metal testing
Heat-affected zone Materials science Strength parameters 0211 other engineering and technologies Microplasma welding Mechanical properties 02 engineering and technology Welding Vickers hardness Electric arc welding Strain law.invention Reference samples 0203 mechanical engineering law Ultimate tensile strength Fracture mechanics Titanium alloys Micro-plasma arc welding General Materials Science Composite material Mechanical property Tensile test Strain distributions 021101 geological & geomatics engineering Tensile testing Applied Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Titanium alloy Binary alloys Condensed Matter Physics Plasma devices Aluminum alloys Metallographic analysis 020303 mechanical engineering & transports Beam plasma interactions Metamaterials Vickers hardness testing Vickers hardness test Metallography Butt joint Monotonic tensile tests Arc welding Microplasma arc welding Heat affected zone Failure locations |
Popis: | The research concerned the possibility of using the microplasma welding technique for joining thin titanium alloy Grade 5 (6Al-4V) sheets. For this purpose, titanium reference samples without welds (Type 1) and two types of welded joints (butt joint - Type 2 and Type 3 overlap joint) were made with selected microplasma welding parameters for which strength parameters were determined and compared with the strength of the native material. The assessment of the connection quality was made on the basis of a monotonic tensile test. A metallographic analysis of the welded joints was made and the breakthroughs sample obtained during the tests was also carried out. In addition, strain distributions were determined in loaded sample types, which allowed investigating the impact of the heat affected zone size on the strength of welded joints subjected to monotonic tensile tests and Vickers hardness tests. Microplasma welded joints displayed relatively high brittleness. The failure locations are still influenced by heat affected zone despite the highly concentrated plasma beam of the microplasma arc welding. © 2018 Elsevier Ltd |
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