Investigation of Weldability of P/M Bronze Materials by Tig Welding Technique

Adem Kurt; Hakan Ates

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.23.315

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Investigation of Weldability of P/M Bronze Materials by Tig Welding Technique

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In this study, weldability of bronze parts produced by powder metallurgy has been investigated by using TIG welding technique. Bronze powders were pressed into 55x44x5 mm size specimens under pressure of 350 MPa. Then these specimens were sintered at 650, 750 and 870 °C for 45 minute under argon atmosphere. Finally, the parts were welded by TIG welding method. Hardness values of the welded joints were measured and microstructural features were investigated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 23)

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Adem Kurt, Hakan Ates

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Bronze, Hardness, Microstructure, Powder Metallurgy (PM), TIG Welding

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