Welding of Dissimilar Metals

ContentsChapter 1. The features of the formation of welded joints in dissimilar metals Weld ability of dissimilar metals; interface and types of bonds between dissimilar metals; dissipation of heat during welding of dissimilar metals; diffusion processes at the interface; wetting (spreading) and dissolution processes at the interface; structural, mechanical and chemical heterogeneity of welded joints in dissimilar metals; Chapter 2. Methods of welding dissimilar metals Methods and equipment for joining dissimilar metals; methods of examination of the composition, structure and other properties of welded joints in dissimilar metals; methods of determination of the mechanical properties of dissimilar welded joints and susceptibility to brittle fracture; special features of the technology of welding dissimilar metals; Chapter 3. Welding alloys with the same structural base: welding steels of different types and also steel to cast iron; welding aluminium, titanium and their alloys; welding copper and magnesium alloys; Chapter 4. Welding alloys with different structural base Welding steels to copper and its alloys; welding aluminium to other metals; welding titanium and its alloys to other metals; welding refractory metals to other metals; welding silver and gold to other metals; Chapter 5. Application of structures made of dissimilar metals in industry Production of tubular transition pieces for metals of different combinations; effect of temperature and service time of welded components of other properties; application structures produced from dissimilar metals; inspection of the quality of welded joints in dissimilar metals and alloys; ReferencesRyabov, V. R. is the author of 'Welding of Dissimilar Metals' with ISBN 9781898326670 and ISBN 1898326673.