Narrow Gap Welding for Thick Titanium Plates: A Review

Sun, Qing; Li, Junzhao; Liu, Yibo; Feng, Jicai

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-8668-8_2

Transactions on Intelligent Welding Manufacturing

2019

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-8668-8_2

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Narrow Gap Welding for Thick Titanium Plates: A Review

Qing Sun

Junzhao Li

Yibo Liu

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“…However, other materials have also found an increasing application more recently, some of which are also often joined by welding (e.g. magnesium, copper or titanium alloys), [3,4]. In addition, welding is used as a joining method in the field of polymer materials and polymer composites, [5,6].…”

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An overview of application of micromechanical models in ductile fracture analysis of welded joints

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Gubeljak

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Fracture of welded joints has been an important research and industrial topic for a long time, having in mind the key role of welded joints in ensuring the safe operation and integrity of welded structures. This work contains an overview of application of micromechanical models to ductile fracture of welded joints. The main benefit of these models, in comparison with the classical fracture mechanics approach, is consideration of the local quantities (stress and strain) in prediction of damage development. The damage is quantified through the value of the damage parameter, which is typically related to the void nucleation, growth and coalescence for ductile fracture of metallic materials, i.e. the description of the material can be related to the actual material behaviour during fracture. Most of the presented studies, including those published by the present authors, are performed on steel as the base material, and the rest deal with aluminium alloys.

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An overview of application of micromechanical models in ductile fracture analysis of welded joints

Rakin

Medjo

Gubeljak

et al. 2020

Theor appl mech (Belgr)

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Feature information extraction method for narrow gap U-type groove based on laser vision

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Wetting behavior of melt and its effect on lack of fusion in arc oscillating NG-GTAW

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Narrow Gap Welding for Thick Titanium Plates: A Review

Cited by 4 publications

References 76 publications

An overview of application of micromechanical models in ductile fracture analysis of welded joints

An overview of application of micromechanical models in ductile fracture analysis of welded joints

Feature information extraction method for narrow gap U-type groove based on laser vision

Wetting behavior of melt and its effect on lack of fusion in arc oscillating NG-GTAW

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