Comparative Analysis of MIG Brazing Modes: Process Stability, Bead Morphology, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties
Jaivindra Singh,
Kanwer Singh Arora,
J. P. Oliveira
et al.
Abstract:This study compares various modes of metal inert gas (MIG) brazing concerning process stability, bead morphology, microstructure, and mechanical properties. The pulsed-MIG process produces joints with flatter and wider bead morphology, indicating better wettability compared to cold metal transfer (CMT) and standard-MIG processes. This difference is due to the higher heat input of the pulsed-MIG process at the same wire feed rate (WFR). Analysis of voltage-current signals, probability distribution curves, and c… Show more
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