Dissimilar welding between Cu–6Al–2Ni alloy and stainless steel 316L using continuous ytterbium YAG laser
Nathan Haglon,
Rodolphe Bolot,
Iryna Tomashchuk
et al.
Abstract:The Cu–6Al–2Ni alloy has much higher ultimate tensile strength compared to pure copper and may potentially replace it in the dissimilar joints between titanium alloys and stainless steels. Laser welding of aluminum bronze to stainless steel has not been reported in the scientific literature, which motivated the present weldability study of Cu–6Al–2Ni/316L dissimilar joint with a continuous ytterbium Yb:YAG laser. Different laser spot offsets from the joint line were selected in order to produce the joints with… Show more
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