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Tugas-04 Welding
1. The principle of cold welding material which is two ends facing each other, clamped
using a clamp , the next pressure both ends so that the connection process may occur .
Style sizable required in this process so that it contacts the interface is good.
The main requirement for the material can be joined by this method are:
At least one metal that will have a resilient nature / very tough .
Do not undergo drastic strain hardening .
2. Threshold deformation is a very important parameter which the function is to determine
the maximum power that can be obtained from the cold welding process . Usability
threshold deformation is to mendpatkan minimum limit value that has ties to the material
deforms when cold .
Example calculation for Aluminum and The alloy material :
Initial thickness ( to ) = 10 mm
Final thickness ( tf ) = 5 mm
Then,
Deformasi=
105
x 100
10
Deformasi=50
4. Explosion Welding is a solid state welding process in which the connection is produced
by high-speed collisions have on the workpiece from the explosion.
The working principle of explosion welding which uses three components: base metal,
prime metal, explosive. Details of the working principles of explosion welding are:
a. The three components are arranged, prime component placed on the middle layer and a
detonator at the top.
b. When the detonator detonated the prime component will pound base metal so that
plastic deformation occurs and the two plates are connected.
5. Working Principle of this welding is of the ultrasonic vibration obtained from the
transducer is transmitted to the tip of the sonotrode so that the two metals that you want
to connect will arise when the heat and subsequent rupture of the oxide layer with the
pressure of clamping will result in material connected.
In ultrasonic welding method is there is a relationship between the energy needed and
weldability, which can be seen from the formula below:
Where:
E = Electrical Energy, W.s (J)
K = Constant of welding systems
H = Vicker Hardness Number
T = thickness of the workpiece in contact with the sonotrode (mm)
From formula can be a relationship that the harder a material is the energy required would
be even greater.
Examples of the use of ultrasonic welding applications in the field like the image shown
below:
Fast process
shape of metals
Preparation pf sampel affects the
welding product
High cost
Keuntungan
Keterbatasan
To connect two different materials to Relatively
obtain metal with different applications
Can be applied at room temperature and
seldom
used
for
mass
production
Development of these methods are not
hot temperature
sufficiently comprehensive
Aplikasi field: For US quartes, to make the two outer layers of 75% Cu 25 % Ni in
the middle of pure Cu.
5 ) The material is cooled with formation of grains - grains finer dibandigkan with the
parent material .
When using FSW is obtained in the form of structural weld area finer connection than on
its base metal . It is obtained due to the structure of sambugan produce finer grains than
its base metal .
10. Material from which , among others, AISI H13 , AISI H22 , etc.
The material must have a melting point higher than the workpiece . Preferably the stirrer
material must have a melting point of at least 100 Fahrenheit higher than the workpiece
or 200 F for aluminum . Furthermore, the stirrer material should also have a higher
strength than the workpiece . In addition the material must have good wear resistance ,
and good machinability . The type of surface treatment that can be done between heat
treatment such as hardening , tempering ( lowered into a 45-47 HRC hardness )
11. The difference of ultrasonic welding and spot welding:
Ultrasonic welding
The quality of the connection for the
transfer enerfi uniform and constant
residual heat released and limited to the
connection area
Spot resistance
There is smoke on the welding process