A study of cold metal transfer clads in nickel-base INCONEL 718 superalloy

The effect of welding speed on microstructures of cold metal transfer deposited AZ31 magnesium alloy clad

“…The smaller the contact angle is, the more difficult it is to add successive passes to the existing clad. Ola OT et al [8] pointed out that a contact angle greater than 115° appears to be more convenient for adding successive passes. With the addition of pulse current, more heat input could be acquired, giving rise to larger contact angles.…”

Study of Inconel 718 Welded by Bead-On-Plate Laser Welding under High-Frequency Micro-Vibration Condition

“…Inconel 718 nickel-based alloy has superior oxidation resistance, thermal stability, corrosion resistance, and high temperature strength (high temperature fatigue strength, high temperature tensile strength, creep resistance) in a high temperature environment from 650 to 1000 • C. It is widely used in aviation, aerospace, energy, chemical, communications, electronics, and automotive manufacturing [1][2][3].…”

FEM analysis of temperature distribution and experimental study of microstructure evolution in friction interface of GH4169 superalloy

“…The maximum temperature of the friction interface rises with the increase of the friction time. (2) The heat generation at the friction interface of specimen was a non-continuous way. Unapparent heat accumulation in the friction interface was seen from the initial time to the 50th rotation, while significant heat accumulation in the friction interface was seen from the 50th to the 200th rotations and large temperature variations occurred at the interface.…”

“…GH4169, a Ni-Fe-Cr superalloy, is widely applied in modern aero engines, gas turbines and high-temperature applications due to its excellent radiation resistance, corrosion resistance, fatigue resistance, good welding performance and high temperature strength [1][2][3][4]. Linear friction welding (LFW) is an efficient solid-phase joining method [5].…”