An Investigation of High-Temperature Vacuum and Hydrogen Furnace Brazing
Walter E Russell, J. P. Wisner
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Walter E Russell, J. P. Wisner
Abstract
Note presenting an investigation of the vacuum and hydrogen brazing of four heat-resistant alloys with two types of high-temperature brazing alloy. The effect of time at two brazing temperatures on the 1200 degrees Fahrenheit shear strength of joints and on the base-metal properties was studied. Shear specimens of all four base alloys brazed in hydrogen with box types of brazing alloy exhibited erratic joint coverage by the brazing alloys.
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Note presenting an investigation of the vacuum and hydrogen brazing of four heat-resistant alloys with two types of high-temperature brazing alloy. The effect of time at two brazing temperatures on the 1200 degrees Fahrenheit shear strength of joints and on the base-metal properties was studied. Shear specimens of all four base alloys brazed in hydrogen with box types of brazing alloy exhibited erratic joint coverage by the brazing alloys.
Key concepts: Brazing, Metallurgy, Materials science, Alloy, Vacuum furnace, Base metal, Shear strength (soil), Hydrogen