Steel Aluminum welding
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- Abstract:
While aluminum can be joined to most other metals relatively easily by adhesive bonding or mechanical fastening, special techniques are required if it is to be welded to other metals such as steel.
Very brittle intermetallic compounds are formed when metals such as steel, copper, magnesium or titanium are directly welded to aluminum.
To avoid these brittle compounds, some special techniques have been developed to isolate the other metal from the molten aluminum during the welding process.
The two most common methods of facilitating welding of aluminum to steel are bimetallic transition inserts and coating the dissimilar material prior to welding.
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Attachment:- Steel Aluminum welding.rar