Influence of the welding method on the strength of structural elements of machines made of aluminum alloy EN AW-5754

Grączewski, A.; Ligaj, Bogdan; Giętka, T.

doi:10.1063/1.5091884

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“…The height of the mobile scene from the ground is 8800 mm. To the strength analysis was assigned to the roof material in the form of an aluminum alloy PA11 (Graczewski, 2019) characterized by very high fatigue strength and corrosion resistance.…”

Section: Object Researchmentioning

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Strength Analysis With Wind Influence on a Hybrid Multimedia Mobile Scene

Liss¹,

Kałaczyński²,

Dluhunovych³

2020

Engineering Mechanics 2020

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The mobile scene subjected to strength analysis is an extraordinary temporary building, whose endurance in relation to very high variability and diversity of operating conditions is the main theme of this study. The paper also presents the issue of analyzing this type of structure in design offices and in the light of applicable standards. Selected results of strength analysis carried out in CAD/CAE software were also presented.

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Section: Object Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strength Analysis With Wind Influence on a Hybrid Multimedia Mobile Scene

Liss¹,

Kałaczyński²,

Dluhunovych³

2020

Engineering Mechanics 2020

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“…The 5xxx series alloys contain magnesium, which makes them very durable and corrosion resistant. Alloys from this group are used in ship hulls and other marine applications, welding wire and welded storage tanks (Graczewski et al, 2019). The strength of the alloys in this series is directly proportional to the magnesium content, which is up to about 6 %.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strength of Welded Joints Made of Aw-5754 Alloy Under Static Load Conditions

Grączewski¹,

Ligaj²,

Giętka³

2020

Engineering Mechanics 2020

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The most commonly used method of aluminum welding is gas arc welding using a fusible electrode (MIG method) and a non-fusible electrode (TIG method). In machine construction aluminum alloys are commonly used, which the 5xxx series alloys are characterized by high strength and corrosion resistance. The work presents the properties of EN AW-5754 alloy, which is a material that allows joining elements by welding. The aim of the paper is to present mechanical properties test results of EN AW-5754 alloy welded joints with the 131 method for various values of linear welding energy: Q = 70 kJ/mm and Q = 1280 kJ/mm. The obtained results indicate a significant influence of linear welding energy on the strength of the welded joint.

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Influence of the welding method on the strength of structural elements of machines made of aluminum alloy EN AW-5754

Cited by 2 publications

References 3 publications

Strength Analysis With Wind Influence on a Hybrid Multimedia Mobile Scene

Strength Analysis With Wind Influence on a Hybrid Multimedia Mobile Scene

Strength of Welded Joints Made of Aw-5754 Alloy Under Static Load Conditions

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