2021
DOI: 10.48048/wjst.2021.22795
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Study of the Contact Thermal Compression Behavior of Copper using Scanning Contact Potentiometry Method and Finite Element Analysis

Abstract: The issue of tracking residual stresses initiation in welding copper under various affected conditions is essential in increasing safety through improving the welding quality in particular, in the nuclear industry. This study investigated the behavior of welded copper numerically and experimentally under contact-heating compression test with constant clamping force. The scanning contact potentiometry (SCP) method was used to track the initiation and development of residual stresses within the weld zone. Furthe… Show more

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