Advancements in Welding Techniques

Jagadeesha, T.; Nikam, Manoj; Mothilal, T.; Raj Kamal, M. D.

doi:10.1002/9781394212736.ch14

New Materials, Processing and Manufacturability 2024

DOI: 10.1002/9781394212736.ch14

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Advancements in Welding Techniques

T. Jagadeesha,

Manoj Nikam,

T. Mothilal

et al.

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Dissimilar MIG Welding Optimization of C20 and SUS201 by Taguchi Method

Nguyen,

Hoang,

Nguyen

et al. 2024

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This study looks at how welding intensity, speed, voltage, and stick-out affect the structural and mechanical characteristics of metal inert gas (MIG) welding on SUS 201 stainless steel and C20 steel. The Taguchi method is used to optimize the study’s experiment findings. The results show that the welding current has a more significant effect on the tensile test than the welding voltage, stick-out, and welding speed. Welding voltage has the lowest influence. In addition to the base metals’ ferrite, pearlite, and austenite phases, the weld bead area contains martensite and bainite microstructures. The optimal parameters for the ultimate tensile strength (UTS), yield strength, and elongation values are a 110 amp welding current, 15 V of voltage, a 500 mm.min−1 welding speed, and a 10 mm stick-out. The confirmed UTS, yield strength, and elongation values are 452.78 MPa, 374.65 MPa, and 38.55%, respectively, comparable with the expected value derived using the Taguchi method. In the flexural test, the welding current is the most critical element affecting flexural strength. A welding current of 110 amp, an arc voltage of 15 V, a welding speed of 500 mm.min−1, and a stick-out of 12 mm are the ideal values for flexural strength. The flexural strength, confirmed at 1756.78 MPa, is more than that of the other samples. The study’s conclusions can offer more details regarding the dissimilar welding industry.

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Dissimilar MIG Welding Optimization of C20 and SUS201 by Taguchi Method

Nguyen,

Hoang,

Nguyen

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JMMP

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Advancements in Welding Techniques

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