Joining Two Metals Via Partial Remelting Method
A new process of joining semisolid AISI D2 tool steel and 304 stainless steel using partial remelting method is proposed. The results obtained from investigating the basic geometries proved a good joining quality differs from the conventional process of welding or mechanical joining with screws or nails. Metallographic analyses along joint interface between semi-solid AISI D2 and stainless steel showed that a smooth transition from one to the other and neither oxides nor microcracking are observed. The current work successfully confirmed that, avoidance of dendritic microstructure of the semi-solid joined zone and high bonding quality components can be achieved. Based on this, a new type of non-equilibrium diffusion interfacial structure was constructed at the joint interface.
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2012
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Authors: | Mohammed, M.N. ; Omar, M.Z. ; Salleh, M.S. ; Zailani, M.A. ; Alhawari, K.S. |
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Journal of Asian Scientific Research. - Asian Economic and Social Society. - Vol. 2.2012, 11, p. 724-730
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Publisher: |
Asian Economic and Social Society |
Subject: | Thixo-joining | Non-equilibrium diffusion | Direct partial remelting | JMatPro software |
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