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OverviewThe development and introduction of new advanced materials has posed a serious welding challenge. Primarily based on experience and being as much an art as a science, the traditional wisdom for spot welding mild steels cannot be directly applied to new materials such as high strength steels and aluminum alloys. This book builds a solid foundation that will allow readers to deal with a variety of problems in resistance and other welding processes. In addition to an in-depth treatment of the fundamentals of resistance welding, it thoroughly examines its application and summarizes state-of-the-art research results and recent developments in resistance welding. Zhang; Hongyan The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio, USA,Senkara; Jacek Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland, Full Product DetailsAuthor: Hongyan Zhang (University of Toledo, Ohio, USA) , Jacek Senkara (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland)Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: CRC Press Inc Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 2.80cm , Length: 23.50cm Weight: 0.748kg ISBN: 9780849323461ISBN 10: 0849323460 Pages: 444 Publication Date: 20 December 2005 Audience: General/trade , College/higher education , General , Undergraduate Replaced By: 9781439853719 Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Out of stock  Table of ContentsWELDING METALLURGY Solidification in Resistance Spot Welding Phase Transformations in RSW Cracking References ELECTROTHERMAL PROCESSES OF WELDING Introduction Electrical Characteristics of Resistance Welding Thermal Characteristics of Resistance Welding Heat Balance Electrode Life Lobe Diagrams References WELD DISCONTINUITIES Classification of Discontinuities Void Formation in Weld Nuggets Cracking in Welding AA6111 Alloys Cracking in Welding AA5754 Alloys References MECHANICAL TESTING Introduction Shop Floor Practices Instrumented Tests References RESISTANCE WELDING PROCESS MONITORING AND CONTROL Introduction Data Acquisition Process Monitoring References WELD QUALITY AND INSPECTION Weld Quality Attributes Destructive Evaluation Nondestructive Evaluation References EXPULSION IN RESISTANCE SPOT WELDING Influence of Expulsion on Spot Weld Quality Expulsion Process and Detection Expulsion Prediction and Prevention Examples References INFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF WELDING MACHINES Introduction Mechanical Characteristics of Typical Spot Welders Influence of Machine Stiffness Influence of Friction Influence of Moving Mass Follow-Up in a Welding Cycle Squeeze Time and Hold Time Measurement Other Factors References NUMERICAL SIMULATION IN RESISTANCE SPOT WELDING Introduction Coupled Electrical-Thermal-Mechanical Analysis Simulation of Contact Properties and Contact Area Simulation of Other Factors Modeling of Microstructure Evolution Examples of Numerical Simulation of RSW Processes References STATISTICAL DESIGN, ANALYSIS, AND INFERENCE IN RESISTANCE WELDING RESEARCH Introduction Basic Concepts and Procedures Experiments with Continuous Response Experiments with Categorical Responses Computer Simulation Experiments Summary References INDEXReviews[this book] will almost certainly find its way into the library of anyone who needs or wants to understand the physics behind resistance spot welding! [It offers] a detailed analysis of the physics involved in the resistance welding process that is, for the most part, remarkably easy to understand. This astounding feat is achieved through a novel exploitation of the differences in the way that aluminum and steel react during the resistance welding process. By dealing with the two materials in tandem, the authors are able to clearly show unique responses to the same welding variable. They have also reinforced their methodical explanations with nearly 300 original graphics!to reinforce concepts... [and] the material is well indexed so the book can be used as a quick reference. For both the student and process user, there is a lot of basic information presented in an easy-to-read fashion! For theoretical studies or laboratory work, there is a bounty of information beyond the excellent compilation of reference materials. It might be too soon to proclaim this work as historically significant, but it seems a virtual certainty that it will be viewed as such. In any case, the authors have certainly done a great service to the resistance welding industry. --David Beneteau, CenterLine Ltd., Windsor, Ontario, Canada, 2006 Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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