Study on Interface Formation and Microstructures Evolution of Metal Shear Extrusion Bonding

Abstract

The static shear extrusion bonding experiment was carried out on the Q345 plates by the solid-state metal joining device with fast shearing. Meanwhile, based on the experimental and theoretical analysis, the influence of shear rate, the press quantity on the interface formation and microstructures evolution mechanism during shear extrusion bonding process were analyzed, and mechanical properties was investigated. The results show that with the increase of the press quantity, the interface formation divides into three stages, and the grain refinement is improved through dynamic recrystallization. The deformation work is provided by the bonding device, which is affected by shear rate. When the press quantity reaches 125%, the tensile strength of the specimens with high shear rate and low rate are 499.56MPa and 500.56MPa, respectively.

Effect of Rolling Temperature on the Properties of Titanium Clad Steel Plate Using DT4 Interlayer

“…However, the increased time the billet spent in the high temperature had an impact on the bonding strength. Some scholars have researched the roll bonding of titanium alloys and stainless steel using an interlayer, and they achieved decent bonding strength using a single pass rolling reduction of 20% and 25% [10,11]. Therefore, to investigate the effect of bonding temperature on bonding strength, to exclude reheating effects, and to obtain a good bonding condition, we chose a single pass rolling reduction of 25%.…”