The Weldability of Casting Aluminum Alloy (2)
Akira Uchida, K. Hagiwara
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Akira Uchida, K. Hagiwara
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The reverse bend crack test-in some cases, slit type specimen crack test-was applied to several casting aluminum alloys of Japanese specifications which were the objects of fish-bone type crack test in the previous paper. The results are shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5-8 as the function of the chemical compositions of alloys, and are compared with similar results obtained by other authors. Some notes on the crystal behaviours of weld metals are given.
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The reverse bend crack test-in some cases, slit type specimen crack test-was applied to several casting aluminum alloys of Japanese specifications which were the objects of fish-bone type crack test in the previous paper. The results are shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5-8 as the function of the chemical compositions of alloys, and are compared with similar results obtained by other authors. Some notes on the crystal behaviours of weld metals are given.
Key concepts: Weldability, Casting, Materials science, Alloy, Metallurgy, Welding, Aluminium