Behaviors of the interface and matrix for the Ag/Cu bimetallic laminates prepared by roll bonding and diffusion annealing

Microstructure and mechanical properties of Al/Ti/Al laminated composites prepared by roll bonding

“…It has been reported that the roll bonding of metals is affected by various factors, such as rolling reduction [3][4][5][6], rolling temperature [4][5][6], rolling speed [5,[7][8][9], initial thickness [5,7], rolling direction [7], surface roughness [5], and annealing treatment before and after the roll bonding process [6,7]. At present, roll bonding has been successfully applied to produce LMCs, including Cu/Nb [10], steel/steel [11], Ti/Al [12,13], Al/Al [4], Ag/Cu [14], Ag/Fe [15,16], Al/Cu [17][18][19], Al/Zn [6], Cu/Cu [2,5] and Al/Mg [20,21].…”

Fabrication and characterization of cold-swaged multilayered Al–Cu clad composites

“…At present, conventional (extrusion [17][18][19] and rolling [7,10]), as well as non-conventional, methods for production of composite materials are investigated. The most commonly used non-conventional ones are the severe plastic deformation (SPD) processes, such as accumulative roll bonding (ARB) [20][21][22][23][24][25] and equal channel angular extrusion (ECAE) [26].…”

Effect of annealing treatment on joint strength of aluminum/steel friction stir lap weld

“…Since diffusion phenomenon depends on annealing conditions, i.e. temperature and duration, the Al/Fe intermetallic layer composition and thickness can be controlled by using proper annealing conditions [11,12]. Generally, the intermetallic layer thickness plays an important role in obtaining strong joints.…”