Modeling of Yb:YAG Laser Beam Caustics and Thermal Phenomena in Laser-Arc Hybrid Welding Process with Phase Transformations in the Solid State. [PDF]
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Research on optimal heat input parameter for TIG welding of thin plate 5083 aluminum alloy. [PDF]
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Shape memory alloys in modern engineering: progress, problems, and prospects. [PDF]
Hossain MI, Rabbi MS, Ali MT.
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Prediction of Geometric Dimensions of Deposited Layer Produced Using Laser-Arc Hybrid Additive Manufacturing. [PDF]
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A Magnetron Plasma Arc Fusion Identification Study Based on GPCC-CNN-SVM Multi-Source Signal Fusion. [PDF]
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Weldability and Mechanical Properties of Pure Copper Foils Welded by Blue Diode Laser. [PDF]
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The influence of shielding gas in hybrid LASER–MIG welding
Abstract Hybrid LASER-GMAW welding technique has been recently studied and developed in order to meet the needs of modern welding industries. The two sources involved in this process play, in fact, a complementary role: fast welding speed, deep bead penetration and high energy concentration can be achieved through the LASER beam, while gap ...
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Comparison Between Hybrid Laser-MIG Welding and MIG Welding for the invar36 Alloy
Optics and Laser Technology, 2016Abstract The invar36 alloy is suitable to produce mold of composite materials structure because it has similar thermal expansion coefficient with composite materials. In the present paper, the MIG welding and laser-MIG hybrid welding methods are compared to get the more appropriate method to overcome the poor weldability of invar36 alloy.
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Modeling of Transport Phenomena in Hybrid Laser-MIG Keyhole Welding
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CO2 Laser-MIG Hybrid Welding of Titanium Alloy
In this study, CO2 laser – MIG hybrid welding process was investigated for butt welding of Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy sheets, 3.0 mm thickness. The effect of hybrid welding parameters (laser power, arc pulse repetition rate, arc length, arc current, wire feed rate, relative positions of laser and MIG, welding speed) was investigated.
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