Esaform 2021 2021
DOI: 10.25518/esaform21.3665
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Combined-cycle corrosion testing of steel/6000 series aluminum alloys joined by friction welding

Abstract: Tailored blanks, especially semi-finished parts formed by welding steel and aluminum alloys, are being employed in the automobile industry to reduce the weight of automobiles. However, when dissimilar metals are welded, galvanic corrosion due to differences in ionization tendency occurs, decreasing the reliability of such welded products. In addition, the heat input when aluminum alloys are welded causes an aging problem. In this study, combined-cycle corrosion testing was performed for S45C/6000 series steel/… Show more

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