• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 45, Issue 3, 302002 (2018)
Wang Can*, Lü Junxia, Zhang Jianchao, and Wu Shikai
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    Wang Can, Lü Junxia, Zhang Jianchao, Wu Shikai. Effects of Filler Wires on A7204 Aluminum Alloy Joint by Fiber Laser-VPTIG Hybrid Welding[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(3): 302002 Copy Citation Text show less
    Metallographic microstructure of A7204 aluminum alloy
    Fig. 1. Metallographic microstructure of A7204 aluminum alloy
    Schematic of welding experimental setup
    Fig. 2. Schematic of welding experimental setup
    Schematic of tensile specimen
    Fig. 3. Schematic of tensile specimen
    Macroscopic appearances of welds under three kinds of filler wires. (a) ER5087; (b) ER5356; (c) ER4047
    Fig. 4. Macroscopic appearances of welds under three kinds of filler wires. (a) ER5087; (b) ER5356; (c) ER4047
    Microstructures at different positions of welds under different filler wires. (a) ER5087,upper part ; (b) ER5356, upper part; (c) ER4047, upper part; (d) ER5087, lower part; (e) ER5356, lower part; (f) ER4047, lower part
    Fig. 5. Microstructures at different positions of welds under different filler wires. (a) ER5087,upper part ; (b) ER5356, upper part; (c) ER4047, upper part; (d) ER5087, lower part; (e) ER5356, lower part; (f) ER4047, lower part
    (a) Tensile properties of joints welded with three kinds of filler wires and base metal after natural aging; (b) cross-sectional morphology of joint welded with ER5087 filler wire after natural aging
    Fig. 6. (a) Tensile properties of joints welded with three kinds of filler wires and base metal after natural aging; (b) cross-sectional morphology of joint welded with ER5087 filler wire after natural aging
    Microhardness of joints welded with three kinds of filler wires
    Fig. 7. Microhardness of joints welded with three kinds of filler wires
    Microhardness at different positions of joints welded with ER5356 filler wire. (a) Upper part; (b) lower part
    Fig. 8. Microhardness at different positions of joints welded with ER5356 filler wire. (a) Upper part; (b) lower part
    TEM images at different parts of joints welded with ER5356 filler wire and some diffraction spots. (a) Weld; (b) base metal; (c) heat-affected area near to weld; (d) heat-affected area far from weld
    Fig. 9. TEM images at different parts of joints welded with ER5356 filler wire and some diffraction spots. (a) Weld; (b) base metal; (c) heat-affected area near to weld; (d) heat-affected area far from weld
    MaterialSiFeCuMnMgCrZnTiZrAl
    A7204≤0.3≤0.35≤0.20.2-0.71.0-2.0≤0.34.0-5.0≤0.2≤0.25Bal.
    ER53560.0570.120.011<0.134.90.0650.130.11-Bal.
    ER5087<0.25<0.4<0.050.7-1.04.5-5.20.05-0.25<0.25<0.150.1-0.2Bal.
    ER404711-13-0.30.150.1-0.2--Bal.
    Table 1. Chemical compositions of A7204 aluminum alloy and filler wires (mass fraction, %)
    Wang Can, Lü Junxia, Zhang Jianchao, Wu Shikai. Effects of Filler Wires on A7204 Aluminum Alloy Joint by Fiber Laser-VPTIG Hybrid Welding[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(3): 302002
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