Recent advances in ultrasonic welding of dissimilar materials: A review
Aerospace and automobile industries are highly attracted towards lightweight construction. Advancement in the application of different lightweight materials is a skill that is strongly tied to bringing them together. conventional welding procedures has a limited control over grain size and delicate...
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| description | Aerospace and automobile industries are highly attracted towards lightweight construction. Advancement in the application of different lightweight materials is a skill that is strongly tied to bringing them together. conventional welding procedures has a limited control over grain size and delicate mechanical properties hence bonding of different materials has always been a difficult operation. Ultrasonic welding has been found as an effective technique to join large variety of materials with less cost and improved weld strength where the work piece to be weld together are applied with vibrations (ranging 20 KHz - 40 KHz) without use of any filler material. This paper focuses on the ultrasonic welding performed on different materials and optimization of welding parameters. Qualitative analysis of articles related to ultrasonic welding of dissimilar materials is carried out which explores the use of Ultrasonic welding technique to join large variety of materials. |
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