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Actual Problems in Machine Building. 2015. N 2

Materials Science

in Machine Building

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FEATURES OF BIMETALLIC COMPOSITION WELD STRUCTURE

Rakhimyanov Kh. M.

,

D.Sc.

(Engineering), Professor, e-mail:

kharis51@mail.ru

Rakhimyanov A. Kh.

, Assistant, e-mail:

centerfht@mail.ru

Novosibirsk State Technical University, 20 Prospect K. Marksa, Novosibirsk, 630073, Russian

Federation

Abstract

The structure and phase features of the welds of the steel Сt3 +steel 12X18H10T", steel Сt3+

aluminum A5M, steel tт3+ copperM1 bimetallic compositions are considered. An undulating nature

of the material flow in the welding zone for all the above compositions is experimentally confirmed.

It is revealed that when the composition of low-carbon and stainless steel is used in explosion

welding, the flow pattern is laminar with a negligible wave asymmetry. A turbulent wave flow is

observed in the weld zone of low-carbon steel and aluminum. The wave flow in the metal

compound for the low-carbon steel and copper composition corresponds to a vortex type. Plastic

flow wave parameters such as wavelength and amplitude are experimentally determined.

Keywords

bimetallic compositions, explosive welding, weld, wave flow of materials, vortex, laminar,

turbulent flow of materials