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Description
Title: GMAW Brazing of Aluminum
Abstract
Los Alamos National Laboratory Nuclear Materials Technology looks for new
methods to butt-join aluminum (6061 T6) rings of 0.125 in. wall thickness. The
rings are allowed to rotate so that the welding torch can stay stationary during
joining. Current practices use GMAW to join the rings, which are grooved with a
12 degrees sidewall angle, in three passes at 90 ipm linear travel speed. The
developed new technology is expected to also use three passes but at the same or
higher travel speed. In addition, the new technology in comparison with the
current practices must (1) reduce and control the heat input at a desired level, and
(2) reduce or minimize the spatters.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 3/21/06 → 3/2/07 |
Funding
- Los Alamos National Laboratory: $70,000.00
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