Effect of processing parameters on microstructure in brazing of Al–Si alloys

I. V. Shutov; L. V. Kamaeva; M. D. Krivilyov; C. N. Yu; S. Dj Mesarovic; D. P. Sekulic

doi:10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2019.125287

Effect of processing parameters on microstructure in brazing of Al–Si alloys

I. V. Shutov, L. V. Kamaeva, M. D. Krivilyov, C. N. Yu, S. Dj Mesarovic, D. P. Sekulic

Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

Phase transformations during melting, isothermal dwell and solidification of composite Al-Si+flux braze material are studied experimentally. A multistep mechanism of melting conjugated with Si diffusion, mushy zone formation and chemical reaction between flux and aluminum oxide is discussed. The impact of different processing parameters on final microstructure is described and quantified.

Original language	English
Article number	125287
Journal	Journal of Crystal Growth
Volume	530
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2019.125287
State	Published - Jan 15 2020

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Funding Information:
This work has been performed in the framework of the international space project “BRazing of Aluminum Alloys IN Space (BRAINS)” sponsored by Roscosmos (project REAL) and NASA (project No. NNX17AB52G ) at Udmurt State University, Russia and University of Kentucky, USA. The braze material with imbedded flux TRILLIUM™ Technology is protected by United States Patent No. 8871356 as well as by corresponding patents and pending patent applications in other major countries. TRILLIUM™ Technology is a registered Trademark of Gränges AB, Sweden.

Funding Information:
This work has been performed in the framework of the international space project ?BRazing of Aluminum Alloys IN Space (BRAINS)? sponsored by Roscosmos (project REAL) and NASA (project No. NNX17AB52G) at Udmurt State University, Russia and University of Kentucky, USA. The braze material with imbedded flux TRILLIUM? Technology is protected by United States Patent No. 8871356 as well as by corresponding patents and pending patent applications in other major countries. TRILLIUM? Technology is a registered Trademark of Gr?nges AB, Sweden.

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Keywords

A1. Crystal morphology
A1. Solidification
A2. Brazing
B1. Al-Si alloys
B1. Oxides
B1. Potassium compounds

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Condensed Matter Physics
Inorganic Chemistry
Materials Chemistry

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