Experimental study of through-depth residual stress in explosive welded Al–Cu–Al multilayer

Experimental investigation of explosion-welded CP-Ti/Q345 bimetallic sheet filled with Cu/V based flux-cored wire

“…Honarpisheh et al [34] reported that large internal stress formed because of differences in the linear expansion coefficients between Ti and steel. Sedighi and Honarpisheh [35] measured throughdepth non-uniform residual stress gradient in explosive welded Al-Cu-Al multilayers. They submitted that the interface of multilayers was subjected to an intense gradient of residual stress.…”

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

“…Usually, the stress is located at the areas of bond interfaces and their vicinities [27,28]. To relax the stress, heat treatment is a commonly applied solution.…”

New directions in the science and technology of advanced sheet explosive formulations and the key energetic materials used in the processing of sheet explosives: Emerging trends

“…The explosive welding of aluminium metal sheet with other metal sheet like steel and copper has been recently reported by various researchers [23][24][25][26].…”