Fatigue testing of a steel-aluminum welding connector with a titanium interlayer
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The paper presents the results of fatigue tests of a steel-aluminum welding transition joint with titanium Grade 1 interlayer. Metallic composite was subjected to microstructural analysis. Factors influencing fatigue durability were analyzed and the basic analysis of fatigue cracks observed during tests was presented.
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Badania zmęczeniowe łącznika spawalniczego stal-aluminium z międzywarstwą tytanu
W pracy zaprezentowano wyniki badań zmęczeniowych łącznika spawalniczego stal-aluminium z międzywarstwą tytanu Grade 1. Badany materiał został poddany analizie mikrostrukturalnej. Przeanalizowano czynniki wpływające na trwałość zmęczeniową oraz zaprezentowano podstawową analizę pęknięć zmęczeniowych zaobserwowanych podczas badań.
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