Cracking susceptibility of aluminum alloys during laser welding
AUTOR(ES)
Abbaschian, Lara, Lima, Milton Sergio Fernandes de
FONTE
Materials Research
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2003-06
RESUMO
The influence of laser parameters in welding aluminum alloys was studied in order to reduce hot cracking. The extension of cracks at the welding surface was used as a cracking susceptibility (CS) index. It has been shown that the CS changes with changing welding velocity for binary Al-Cu alloys. In general, the CS index increased until a maximum velocity and then dropped to zero, generating a typical lambda-curve. This curve is due to two different mechanisms: 1) the refinement of porosities with increasing velocity and 2) the changes in the liquid fraction due to decreasing microsegregation with increasing velocities.
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