| 英文摘要 |
Friction welding and TIG welding of dissimilar metals were chosen as the examples to study the effect of local heterogeneity and residual stress induced by manufacturing process on the corrosion behavior inlication. A series of solid-state bonding of similar metals and dissimilar metals by friction welding were utilized to investigate the influence of heterogeneity in the heat affected zone on the local mechanical properties and local electrical chemical crosion behavior. This study points out the bond region of friction welding has an excellent torsion resistance than the base metals. Torsion fracture always occurs at the base metals rather at the bond line region. The similar and dissimilar metal join of friction welding have the higher yield strength and ultimate tensile strength than the single base metal due to the metallurgical notch strengthening effect. However, in some cases of friction joints, the tensile fracture occurs at the bond line instd of base metal. Microhardness of the friction welding demonstrates a non-unform distribution. Geometrical shape and size of the heat affected zone varies with the factors of external pressure, heat conductivity of the materials and heat-treatability ofhe materials etc. The pure copper plate was butt jointed with the aluminium alloy plate of 7075, 5086, 5356 and 2024 by autogeneous welding process of TIG. The results of surface residual stresses show that high tensile stress exists at the weld and thedjacent region of the weld. The results of corrosion illustrate that the high tensile stress area is more electro-chemically active than the compressive stress area. Thus corrosion preferrs to happen at the anodic weld and the adjacent. |