2014
DOI: 10.1080/09507116.2014.941670
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Formalized description of the process of formation of the welded joint in resistance welding of wires

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“…It is noted in the work [14] that, in the case of wire electrocontact surfacing, its plastic deformation leads to a shift in the welded metal volumes on the surface of the part both in the radial (across the welded metal seam) and in the axial (along the welded metal seam) directions. According to the work [14], experimental data indicate an increase in the strength of the bond between the deposited wire and the part with increasing axial deformation. However, the axial deformation in this work was controlled by changing the temperature parameters of the surfacing conditions and this complicates the assessment of the deformation processes impact on the increase in strength of the resulting welded layer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is noted in the work [14] that, in the case of wire electrocontact surfacing, its plastic deformation leads to a shift in the welded metal volumes on the surface of the part both in the radial (across the welded metal seam) and in the axial (along the welded metal seam) directions. According to the work [14], experimental data indicate an increase in the strength of the bond between the deposited wire and the part with increasing axial deformation. However, the axial deformation in this work was controlled by changing the temperature parameters of the surfacing conditions and this complicates the assessment of the deformation processes impact on the increase in strength of the resulting welded layer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%