2015
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-015-8035-9
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The effect of external longitudinal magnetic field on laser-MIG hybrid welding

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“…Zhang et al. [ 20 ] explored the role of an EMF on arc stability considering the assumption that EMF controls the charged particles motion which can influence the arc form.…”
Section: Trends and Advancements In Emf-assisted Welding-processmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Zhang et al. [ 20 ] explored the role of an EMF on arc stability considering the assumption that EMF controls the charged particles motion which can influence the arc form.…”
Section: Trends and Advancements In Emf-assisted Welding-processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zhang et al. [ 20 ] studied the impact of “EMF” in “hybrid-GMAW-laser welding” as shown in Figure 13 and it showed that the crucial impact of the external-LMF on hybrid “GMAW”-“laser-welding-arc”/“plasma” is to get the “arc-stable”, and enhance the “coupling-effect of the two heating-sources”. Under an external LMF, the arc rotated and has greater intensity.…”
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“…In order to improve the quality of the joint, the researchers adopted the magnetic field‐assisted method. Zhang et al [ 64 ] noticed that the LMF can promote the coupling effect of arc and laser and form a good weld in the laser‐MIG hybrid welding of 301L. Liu et al [ 65 ] found that the stirring effect of alternating magnetic field increased the microstructure inhomogeneity of 316L joint welded by laser‐MIG hybrid welding and refined the austenite grain.…”
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“…Chen et al applied the magnetic field in laser-metal inert gas hybrid welding to improve the low-temperature impact toughness for 304 weld joints [15]. Zhang et al investigated the effect of external longitudinal magnetic field on arc plasma characteristics and droplet transfer during laser-MIG hybrid welding [16, 17]. However, as far as the authors’ best knowledge, until now there is no application of assisted magnetic field in HW-TIG.…”
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confidence: 99%