紀要論文

紀要論文

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Transactions of JWRI. 2013, 42(1), p. 11-15

Weldability and Keyhole Behavior in Remote Welding of three Zn-Coated Steel Sheets

英語

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2013-06

Zinc-coated steels are widely used in automobile bodies. Laser welding, which offers much advantage over the conventional welding with MAG, CO_2 arc, etc. in terms of improved weld quality, high-speed and easy automation, has been developed for cars. However, in laser lap welding of zinc-coated steel sheets without gaps, defects such as underfilled beads or porosity are easily formed due to the higher pressure of zinc vapor trapped in the molten pool because of the lower boiling point of zinc (1180 K) with respect to the melting point of steel (Fe, 1803 K). Laser lap welding results of two Zn-coated steel sheets have been reported. However, there are not enough data for welding of three Zn-coated steel sheets. Therefore, to understand laser lap weldability of three Zn-coated steel sheets, lap welding of two or three sheets with and without gaps was performed, and then molten pool motions, spattering and keyhole behavior during welding were observed by high speed video cameras and X-ray transmission real-time imaging apparatus. Lap welding of three steel sheets was difficult but acceptably good welds were produced in sheets with the upper and lower gaps of 0.1 and 0.1 mm, 0.1 and 0.2 mm or 0.2 and 0.1mm, respectively. Bubble generation leading to porosity formation was observed, and it was confirmed that welding phenomena were different depending upon the gap levels.

10.18910/26597

26597

Weldability and Keyhole Behavior in Remote Welding of three Zn-Coated Steel Sheets

大阪大学接合科学研究所

英語

2013-06

Transactions of JWRI

42

1

11

15

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/26597

10.18910/26597

https://doi.org/10.18910/26597