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Keyhole tungsten inert gas welding (K-TIG) offers the advantage of single-sided welding with double-sided formation without the need for groove preparation, making it an ideal choice for automated welding processes.
Shizhan ZHAO +3 more
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Review of MIG and TIG welding current variation of low-carbon steel materials based on tensile strength [PDF]
SS400 and ASTM A36 a low-carbon steel materials that are used in the industry in the connection process to create materials according to the design. The aim of this research is to review the mechanical properties that occur in low-carbon steel materials ...
Drastiawati Novi Sukma +5 more
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Grain refinement control in TIG arc welding [PDF]
A method for controlling grain size and weld puddle agitation in a tungsten electrode inert gas welding system to produce fine, even grain size and distribution is disclosed.
Iceland, W. F., Whiffen, E. L.
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Analysis of Fiber optic sensor embedding in metals by automatic and manual TIG welding [PDF]
In this paper, the embedding of fiber optic sensors in metals, by using both automatic and manual Tungsten Inert Gas welding (TIG) is discussed for nickel- and copper-coated Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG) written into an optical fiber, as embedding such ...
Fraga, S. +5 more
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Critical Factors Governing the Frictional Coefficient in Mg Alloys—Learn From Machine Learning
Machine learning models were successfully used to predict the friction coefficient of Mg alloys based on composition, processing, mechanical properties, and tribological parameters. Normal load, elastic modulus, and Zn content are the most important factors in governing the friction coefficient in Mg alloys. ABSTRACT Data‐driven methods are emerging as
Negar Bagherieh +3 more
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Characterization of the Plasma Shape of the TIG Welding Arc [PDF]
Tungsten electrodes were prepared to analyse the plasma geometry at TIG welding. The investigated electrodes were La02, Th02 alloyed. Tip flatted electrodes were grinded as well. The shape of plasma were analysed for 36 different electrodes.
Bernáth, Andrea +2 more
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Solidification of Tungsten Inert Gas–Welded Austenitic Stainless Steel with 0.17 wt% N
The classical Scheil model with fast diffusion of nitrogen is used to describe the solidification of the weld seam from austenitic CrMnNi–N steel. The microsegregation of the elements Ni, Cr, Mn, Mo, and N is calculated and compared with experimental findings. Further, the correlation between secondary dendrite arm spacing and cooling rate is made.
Caroline Quitzke +4 more
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This study explores the microstructural evolution and mechanical enhancement of SCM440 low alloy steel through gas tungsten arc welding multilayer cladding with aluminum filler material. The primary focus is on improving the surface properties, particularly hardness and wear resistance, by forming Fe‐Al intermetallic compounds.
Paisan Thongsong +2 more
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Joining Optimization, Temperature, and IMC Evaluation for AL to Steel Friction Stir Spot Welding
Friction stir spot welding (FSSW) effectively solves many problematic welding metals, such as dissimilar metals and thin alloy sheets. Carbon steel‐AISI 1006 top sheet and an aluminum alloy AA2024‐T3 bottom sheet were joined by FSSW with a cylindrical pinless tool. Joints are evaluated in terms of temperature, mechanical characteristics, microstructure,
Mohanad Kadhim Mejbel +3 more
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WAAM process produce a wall structure full of long and large columnar grains, which can be improved by applying hot forging process, proper buildup process, and correct forging force & temperature to prevent the growth of columnar grains and producing small and equiaxed grains instead.
Abdulaziz I. Albannai +2 more
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