The article discusses the problems of ensuring high-quality formation and normative properties of butt joints of the 1560M and 1980T1 (AMg6 and B48) aluminum alloys as applied to engineering. A method is proposed for joining materials by means of EBW using an electron beam sweep. Homogeneous and dissimilar joints have been investigated, heat treatment of joint from the 1980T1 alloy and a dissimilar joint from the 1560M + 1980T1 alloys is recommended. The paper also presents the results of mechanical properties testing, the corrosion resistance and the delayed fracture tests. A welding technology that makes it possible to obtain high-quality butt-welded joints from aluminum alloys in thicknesses up to 40 mm has been developed and implemented.
The article presents the results of the technological weldability studies for K70 strength class steel. A gradation of the studied semi-finished products by their repairability (by the number of the allowed local reheat of the material during the welding and repair processes) is proposed. The viscosity reducing of the metal in the overheating zone, determined by the magnitude of the impact test with Charpy samples at the temperature – 40° C was a basis for the gradation condition. The influence of the welding heat input and the number of reheats on the HAZ metal viscosity is established. Thus, the obtained results allow us to state the low technological weldability of this steel, taking into the account such an important indicator as the repairability of the material.
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