Self-Organization Processes during the Formation of Copper Based Composites by Explosive Welding

The specific features of the formation of an interface between adhered materials during the formation of layered composite materials by explosive welding can be explained by the theory of self-organization in open systems. If such an interface is considered as an open system, its evolution during the intensification of a welding regime can be explained by self-organization. A further intensive external impact (shear under high pressure) tends to destroy the structure formed due to the self-organization of an interface under explosive welding and to create a new structure.