Effect of Zn Vaporization on Wetting of Al-galvanized Steel in Cold Metal Transfer Process
The wetting of galvanized steel by molten Al alloys was studied in the cold metal transfer process by the sessile drop method using a high speed video camera.The wetting behavior can be divided into two typical cases,trending of non-wetting by using small wire feeding speed and wetting by using larg...
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Published in | Journal of iron and steel research, international Vol. 23; no. 6; pp. 566 - 572 |
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Main Authors | , , , , |
Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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Singapore
Elsevier Ltd
01.06.2016
Springer Singapore |
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Summary: | The wetting of galvanized steel by molten Al alloys was studied in the cold metal transfer process by the sessile drop method using a high speed video camera.The wetting behavior can be divided into two typical cases,trending of non-wetting by using small wire feeding speed and wetting by using large wire feeding speed.The Leidenfrost effect is caused by the volatilization of Zn,which is responsible for the former case.The enhanced wettability of steel by Al and the weakening of the Leidenfrost effect are responsible for the latter case.Zn is the destabilizing factor for Al-steel joining that needs to be avoided by a reasonable design of process. |
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Bibliography: | wetting camera evaporation latter weakening trending feeding boiling joining metallic 11-3678/TF The wetting of galvanized steel by molten Al alloys was studied in the cold metal transfer process by the sessile drop method using a high speed video camera.The wetting behavior can be divided into two typical cases,trending of non-wetting by using small wire feeding speed and wetting by using large wire feeding speed.The Leidenfrost effect is caused by the volatilization of Zn,which is responsible for the former case.The enhanced wettability of steel by Al and the weakening of the Leidenfrost effect are responsible for the latter case.Zn is the destabilizing factor for Al-steel joining that needs to be avoided by a reasonable design of process. |
ISSN: | 1006-706X 2210-3988 |
DOI: | 10.1016/S1006-706X(16)30089-9 |