Microstructure and tensile properties of the different thickness ASSAPH440 high strength steel/DC52D+ZF45 galvanized cold rolled sheet dissimilar metal welding joint by CO2 laser welding for automobile manufacturing
Abstract:In order to adapt to the development trend of a lightweight automobile and meet the safety requirements of key automotive parts, it is necessary to study the relationship between microstructure and mechanical properties of the dissimilar and different thickness materials welded joint. In this work, a dissimilar welded joint of high strength vehicle steel ASSAPH440 with 2.0 mm thickness/ galvanized cold rolled sheet DC52D+ZF45 with 2.6 mm thickness formed by CO 2 laser welding was studied. The microstructure of… Show more
“…Based on these results, microstructures and the determined mechanical properties indicate good weldability of this material, and hardening is occurred in the weld seam [19]. Luo et al [20] have performed experimental mechanical and metrological characterization of different thicknesses ASSAPH440 high strength steels welded by CO 2 laser welding and reported that the highest microhardness comes about at the center of the welding cross-section. In the same context, Chen et al [21] developed a vent hole in CO 2 laser welding to improve the welding quality and to minimize the porosities generation.…”
This paper aims at investigating the effect of laser welding parameters on the hardness profile, using hardness mapping analyses, and welding geometry of galvanized steel plates. Hardness distribution and geometry deflection of galvanized welded thin plates are commonly applied in fields where the weld quality is of utmost importance. Due to the welding process and material condition, welding galvanized steel is one of the problematic matters in welding technology. Here, the design of experiment (DOE) approach is used to study the effect of process parameters. Using a pattern matrix of micro-indentation hardness experiment, the welding defects are visualized on hardness profile of the weld cross-section. The effect of process parameters on welding defect formation is then qualitatively analyzed. The geometrical defects of welding such as weld width and voids are then quantitatively studied based on analysis of variance (ANOVA), and predictive models of welding voids and weld seam width are developed based on the regression method. Response surface method (RSM) is then applied to define the trend of process factors interaction on the welding defects. The experimental results confirm the reliability of developed predictive models of welding defects geometry, weld width, and voids area of laser-welded galvanized plates.
“…Based on these results, microstructures and the determined mechanical properties indicate good weldability of this material, and hardening is occurred in the weld seam [19]. Luo et al [20] have performed experimental mechanical and metrological characterization of different thicknesses ASSAPH440 high strength steels welded by CO 2 laser welding and reported that the highest microhardness comes about at the center of the welding cross-section. In the same context, Chen et al [21] developed a vent hole in CO 2 laser welding to improve the welding quality and to minimize the porosities generation.…”
This paper aims at investigating the effect of laser welding parameters on the hardness profile, using hardness mapping analyses, and welding geometry of galvanized steel plates. Hardness distribution and geometry deflection of galvanized welded thin plates are commonly applied in fields where the weld quality is of utmost importance. Due to the welding process and material condition, welding galvanized steel is one of the problematic matters in welding technology. Here, the design of experiment (DOE) approach is used to study the effect of process parameters. Using a pattern matrix of micro-indentation hardness experiment, the welding defects are visualized on hardness profile of the weld cross-section. The effect of process parameters on welding defect formation is then qualitatively analyzed. The geometrical defects of welding such as weld width and voids are then quantitatively studied based on analysis of variance (ANOVA), and predictive models of welding voids and weld seam width are developed based on the regression method. Response surface method (RSM) is then applied to define the trend of process factors interaction on the welding defects. The experimental results confirm the reliability of developed predictive models of welding defects geometry, weld width, and voids area of laser-welded galvanized plates.
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