1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf00750461
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Effect of the hardness of welded materials on the position of the lower limit of explosive welding

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“…Therefore, the lower boundary of the explosive welding can be defined to meet the condition that the impact pressure at the collision point should be greater than the yield stress of the material to produce the plastic deformation of the welding material. Zakharenko and Zlobin [14] considered that the collision angle β is determined by the Vickers Hardness H V , the density ρ, the minimum collision point velocity V c and a constant k 1 (see Equation (1)). When the difference between the material properties is smaller, H V is the Vickers Hardness of the flyer plate.…”
Section: Weldability Window Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the lower boundary of the explosive welding can be defined to meet the condition that the impact pressure at the collision point should be greater than the yield stress of the material to produce the plastic deformation of the welding material. Zakharenko and Zlobin [14] considered that the collision angle β is determined by the Vickers Hardness H V , the density ρ, the minimum collision point velocity V c and a constant k 1 (see Equation (1)). When the difference between the material properties is smaller, H V is the Vickers Hardness of the flyer plate.…”
Section: Weldability Window Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(4) β is in radians, k for highquality is 0.6 and 1.2 for low-quality and 0.85 for normally-a quality which is a constant, H is the hardness of Vickers for the flyer plate expressed in N•m -2 and ρ is the density of the flyer plate in kg•m -3 (Hoseini-Athar and Tolaminejad, 2015). Cross land and Bahrani proposed a lower limit of the collision angle is 2°-3° and an upper limit of collision angle is 31° (Zakharenko and Zlobin, 1983). The upper boundary for the weldability window was reported by Deribas (1972), Wittman (1973) and Zamani and Lighat (2012).…”
Section: Weldability Window Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…(Yingbin et al, 2017). The minimum collision angle (β) is 2° and the maximum collision angle (β) is 31° (Zakharenko and Zlobin, 1983). The upper border is determined by Eq.…”
Section: Weldability Window Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%