the influence of brazing temperature on the metallographic microstructure of the bonded weld
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Abstract
Since it was determined that as a result of fatigue on the brazed joints, the breakage occurs in thefiller material or in its immediate vicinity (Z.I.T.M.), it is necessary to study the phenomenon in themicrostructure. The experiments have been made on alloys 3L59 samples, using as filler material the aluminumalloy L103. The brazing was made by gluing, overlapping nonstandard samples
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| Authors | ;Andrei DIMITRESCU |
| Journal | journal of traditional and complementary medicine |
| Year | 2013 |
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