Microstructure feature analysis of activating TIG welded joint
Liming Liu
Abstract
Liming Liu
Abstract
The effect of activating fluxes with single component TiO_2 on weld form in tungsten inert-gas(TIG) welding of magnesium alloy is studied. The experimental results show that the penetration is more than 2 times compared to the conventional TIG welding. Compared with weld made without flux the penetration increases, and the width decreases. The flux developed has no effect on the microstructure.
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The effect of activating fluxes with single component TiO_2 on weld form in tungsten inert-gas(TIG) welding of magnesium alloy is studied. The experimental results show that the penetration is more than 2 times compared to the conventional TIG welding. Compared with weld made without flux the penetration increases, and the width decreases. The flux developed has no effect on the microstructure.
Key concepts: Gas tungsten arc welding, Welding, Tungsten, Materials science, Microstructure, Inert gas, Penetration (warfare), Metallurgy