Enhanced interfacial reaction and mechanical properties of laser welded-brazed Mg/Ti joints with Al element from filler
Dissimilar metal joining between magnesium and titanium alloys was performed using laser welding-brazing process. Metallurgical bonding of immiscible AZ31 magnesium and TC4 titanium was successfully achieved by adding Al element into Mg based filler, compared to mechanical bonding when direct joinin...
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