Condensation of silver–copper alloys in a solid–liquid domain of the phase diagram

Leroux, S.; Ny, J. Le; Guéneau, C.; Camel, D.

doi:10.1016/s0257-8972(99)00615-5

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“…While Kucza et al [4,5] represent a valuable reference on the subject, albeit mostly focused on brazing of aluminum sheets, numerous practical problems are yet to be fully solved, most notably: preparation of joining surfaces, influence of braze thickness and temperature profile, proper coasting of layers, etc. [6]. For numerical simulation, the calculation of brazed assembly poses the problem of identifying adhesive characteristics after brazing.…”

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Identification of mechanical properties of CuSil-steel brazed structures joints: a numerical approach

Nafi

Cheikh

Mercier

2013

Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology

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In this paper, the inverse method is used to identify the mechanical characteristics of a brazed joint. This technique is based upon tensile tests and/or shearing test combined with the results of a calculation using finite elements method. This paper shows that calculation of a brazed assembly under an elastic behavior assumption is flawed. A correct study of a brazed assembly must be done under an elastoplastic assumption. The presented method will be used for calculation of molds manufactured by stratoconception (sheet metal assembling).

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