Simulation of Local Melting Zone Formation in Cu/Al Explosive Welded Joint.

Nishiwaki, Junto; Kumai, Shinji

doi:10.2207/qjjws.34.274

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“…The calculation method of temperature at each particle in the SPH model can be found in the previous report. 11) The black and red lines in the figure show the temperature and the melting point that changes with increasing pressure. The temperature at each gauge point reached its maximum around 1.1 µs.…”

Section: Metal Jet Emission Behavior and Wavy Interfacementioning

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Experimental and Numerical Analyses of Wavy Interface Formation and Local Melting Phenomena at the Magnetic Pulse Welded Al/Fe Joint Interface

Muraishi

Kumai

2021

Mater. Trans.

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A 1050-O aluminum plate and a low carbon steel (SPCC) plate were seam welded by magnetic pulse welding (MPW). Experimental and numerical analysis methods were combined to investigate the wavy interface formation and local melting phenomena at the Al/Fe joint interface. The metallographic observation results showed that Al/Fe joint interface presents a trigger-like wave shape with two types of intermediate layers intermittently formed at the interface. Collision angle between two plates and impact velocity of Al sheet driven by electromagnetic force was numerically solved by coupled mechanical and electromagnetic fields analysis. The metal jet emission behavior, wavy interface formation process and the temperature change during MPW collision process was analyzed by SPH method. The numerical results showed that the temperature near the interface exceeds the melting point of both Al and Fe at extremely high pressure, which leads to the formation of a local melting zone (LMZ) where Al and Fe were mixed in melted state. The numerically reproduced wavy interface morphology showed a good consistency with the experimentally observed results.

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Section: Metal Jet Emission Behavior and Wavy Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%