Solid-state bonding of iron-based alloys, steel–brass, and aluminum alloys

Wu, Horng Yu; Lee, Shyong; Wang, Jian Yih

doi:10.1016/s0924-0136(97)00323-3

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“…Sheet composite fabrication techniques have been developed for the reinforcement of a precipitation-hardening Al alloy with stainless steel and maraging steel and for the reinforcement of Ti alloys with high strength steel using roll bonding [4]. Sometimes annealing treatment is given to improve the bonding at the interface [5]. Multilayered bi-metal laminates are used in the manufacture of layered metalintermetallic composites that use annealing treatments [6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Cold roll bonding of multi-layered bi-metal laminate composites

Chaudhari

Acoff

2009

Composites Science and Technology

101

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Cold roll bonding of multi-layered bi-metal laminate composites

Chaudhari

Acoff

2009

Composites Science and Technology

101

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“…Roll welding is a type of pressure welding, where bond develops through plastic deformation. [1][2][3][4][5][6] The goodness of bond development depends on the deformations. Bonding does not occur until the deformation reaches a threshold value.…”

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“…[1][2]4] Bond development is influenced by surface roughness and surface preparations. [1][2][4][5]8] In a previous study a numerical value of bonding goodness was investigated. [9] The aim of this study is to illustrate several bonding faults and to analyze the influence of surface roughness and surface preparations at different temperatures and deformation rates.…”

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Optimization of Roll Bonding by Hot Rolling in Experimental and Industrial Use

Szabó

2017

Archives of Metallurgy and Materials

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In this study the major topic were the bonding properties of the layer-clad aluminum sheets. The bonding was performed between AlMn1Si0.8 and AlSi10 alloys using hot rolling (a VON ROLL experimental duo mill). The experimental temperatures were 460, 480 and 500°C. The goodness of bonding was tested by tensile test and T-peel test. T-peel test provided a good description about the quality of bonding. Structure analysis was also performed by light microscopy to detect typical bonding faults. The aim of this investigation is modelling the bonding conformation in experimental conditions. Further aim of this investigation is to produce some typical bonding faults and find the cause of formation. The influence of the rolling temperature and surface roughness on the bonding was also analyzed. Rolling schedule and the role of first pass on the development of perfect bonding were experimentally determined.

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“…These included, for instance, titanium alloy/steel, 2-3 aluminum alloy/aluminum alloy, 4 aluminum alloy/steel, 5 brass/steel, 6 steel/steel [7][8][9] and other possible combinations. 10 Laminated metallic composites offer an abundance of topics for study, ranging from fabrication, where the flow of layers during deformation can be explored, [11][12][13] through their overall mechanical properties 14 measured, for instance, by conventional tension testing 10,15 or by three-point bend test; 16,17 used for mapping delamination during failure.…”

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Mechanical properties of laminated steel-based composite materials fabricated by hot rolling

Kubina¹,

Nacházel²

2017

Mater. Tehnol.

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The fabrication of laminated steel composites by hot rolling is described. Composite sandwiches were made from martensitic stainless tool steel with an increased nitrogen content and from standard AISI 304 steel using 3 to 7 layers. The maximum strength of the martensitic steel was 1370 MPa. The composite sheets had strengths in the range 950-1200 MPa, depending on the number of layers and the proportion of the steels. A metallographic observation of the fractures revealed that the first occurrence was fracture in the martensitic steel layers, followed by deformation of the layers of tough austenitic AISI 304 steel. The notch toughness values were the highest when the notch was oriented from the sheet surface to the sheet interior. Keywords: laminated composite, steel sandwich, tension test, hot rolling, notch toughness V delu je opisana izdelava laminiranih jeklenih kompozitov z vro~im valjanjem. Kompozitni sestavi so bili narejeni iz martenzitnega nerjave~ega orodnega jekla s pove~ano vsebnostjo du{ika, in v skladu s standardom AISI 304 je bilo uporabljeno jeklo s 3 do 7 sloji. Maksimalna mo~martenzitnega jekla je bila 1370 MPa. Mo~kompozitnih slojev je bila med 950-1200 MPa, odvisno od {tevila slojev in proporcev jekla. Metalografska analiza zlomov je pokazala, da je najprej pri{lo do zloma pri slojih martenzitnega jekla, sledila je deformacija slojev te`kega avstenitnega jekla AISI 304. Vrednosti`ilavosti v zarezah so bile najvi{je, kjer je bila zareza usmerjena iz povr{ine sloja v njegovo notranjost. Klju~ne besede: laminirani kompozit, sestav jekla, napetostni preizkus, vro~e valjanje,`ilavost zareze

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Solid-state bonding of iron-based alloys, steel–brass, and aluminum alloys

Cited by 118 publications

References 2 publications

Cold roll bonding of multi-layered bi-metal laminate composites

Cold roll bonding of multi-layered bi-metal laminate composites

Optimization of Roll Bonding by Hot Rolling in Experimental and Industrial Use

Mechanical properties of laminated steel-based composite materials fabricated by hot rolling

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