 September
2006FEATURES The Benefits of Real-Time Corrosion Monitoring New Technology allows corrosion evaluation to be an everyday process control BRAZING & SOLDERING TODAY Flux Laminated Alloy Improves Air Atmosphere Brazing A new flux laminated filler metal strip was developed and tested Y. S. Shin et al. Strategies to Prevent Hot Cracks in Brazed Sheet Metal Structures Filler metals, furnace design, and process parameters were all taken into account in determining ways to prevent cracking H. Krappitz and N. Janissek Troubleshooting Controlled-Atmoshphere Brazing Furnaces A step-by-step approach is given for solving some of the most common problems associated with brazing furnaces S. Feldbauer Applying Localized Heat for Brazing and Soldering Brazing and soldering of materials engineered for specific capabilities and critical applications could benefit from this method of applying localized heat to the joint A. Duckham Improving the Soldering of Magnesium Alloys A fluxless joining process was developed to address the problem of wetting of magnesium alloys B. Wielage and S. Mücklich What to Consider when Using Brazing Preforms Properly placed and designed preforms offer reliability and consistency in the flow of filler metal. M. Kuta Better Brazing of Air Conditioners Proper techniques to attain quality brazements are highlighted R. M. Henson New Sandwich Alloy Improves Reliability of Saw Blades A new alloy was designed to provide the ductility and strength required by brazed saw blades H. Schmoor and Stroiczek WELDING RESEARCH SUPPLEMENT Comparison of Buckling Distortion Propensity for SAW, GMAW, and FSW (.pdf) The Propensity for buckling distortion was investigated for three different welding processes from welds made on HSLA-65 plate S. R. Bhide et al.
Exploring Solid-State Synthesis of Powder
Filler Metals for Vacuum Brazing of Titanium Alloys (.pdf) New
Developments with C-Mn-Ni High-Strength Steel Weld Metals, Part A -
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