Shear deformation and failure of explosive welded Inconel-microalloyed steels bimetals

Microstructure and mechanical properties of medium-carbon steel bonded on low-carbon steel by explosive welding

“…Explosive welding of steel onto steel, mostly stainless steel onto carbon steel, has been reported numerous times; some of the newest reports shall be cited here [28][29][30][31][32][33]. In this work, the mechanical properties of medium-carbon steel (MCS) welded onto low-carbon steel (LCS) are correlated to the microstructure of the steels.…”

Weldability window and the effect of interface morphology on the properties of Al/Cu/Al laminated composites fabricated by explosive welding

“…Explosive welding or cladding is a solid-state technique in which the detonation of a certain amount of an explosive is used to accelerate one of the materials in order to promote a high velocity oblique collision (between 0.6 and 3 mm/s) [6,7]. This collision produces pressures which lead to excessive plastic deformation at the interface and mixing of the surface layers of materials to be bonded which can result in a linear or a wavy interface in explosively welded joints.…”

Caracterização de Uma Junta Dissimilar entre Aço Carbono e Inconel 625 Obtida por Soldagem por Explosão

“…Isto também é relatado por Kwiecień et al [12] em seu trabalho sobre a soldagem por explosão usando o Inconel, que associa os elevados valores de dureza no Inconel 625 próximo à interface como consequencia do processo de endurecimento por deformação plástica conhecido como encruamento. Nota-se que a extensão do encruamento no Inconel ocorre até cerca de 600 µm da interface, enquanto no MB ocorre até cerca de 150 µm.…”