Special features of vacuum diffusion bonding without external pressure

Потехин, Б. А.; Izmailov, D.K.

doi:10.1080/09507110902784111

Welding International

2009

DOI: 10.1080/09507110902784111

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Special features of vacuum diffusion bonding without external pressure

Б. А. Потехин¹,

D.K. Izmailov²

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“…Authors of [3] developed a technology to produce joints of bronze bushing with slide bearing body. This technology envisages bushing pressing into the steel body with subsequent burnishing that ensures running of localized plastic deformation on steel-bronze interface.…”

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Diffusion welding of steel to tin bronze through porous interlayers of nickel and copper

Ustinov¹,

Falchenko²,

Melnichenko³

et al. 2015

The Paton Welding J.

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Friction assemblies based on steel and bronze are widely applied in many mechanical systems. Steel and bronze joints are produced by diffusion welding at temperatures of 750-850 °C. Defect formation in the joint zone in a number of cases is associated with high welding temperature. The paper deals with the possibility of lowering diffusion welding temperature by interlayer application in the case of making permanent joints of steel (20Kh3MVF) and bronze (BrOSN 10-2-3). Porous nickel and copper foils, produced by vacuum deposition, were used as interlayers. It is shown that application of such porous interlayers allows welding temperature to be lowered to 660-700 °C. Lowering of welding temperature prevents growth of liquation precipitates of tin and lead in the joint zone, that lowers the probability of defect formation. The thus produced joints are stable at short-time heating to 800-850 °C, that allows later on performing heat treatment of steel as part of composite material to increase its strength properties. 13 Ref., 1 Table, 5 Figures.

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Diffusion welding of steel to tin bronze through porous interlayers of nickel and copper

Ustinov¹,

Falchenko²,

Melnichenko³

et al. 2015

The Paton Welding J.

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Diffusion welding through vacuum-deposited porous interlayers

Ustinov

Falchenko

Melnychenko

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Journal of Materials Processing Technology

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Diffusion welding of steel to tin bronze through porous interlayers of nickel and copper

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Diffusion welding through vacuum-deposited porous interlayers

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