In-Process Non-Destructive Microweld Inspection Techniques
680798
02/01/1968
- Event
- Content
- Degradation of weld strength beyond that which is unacceptable in the end product can always be detected non-destructively. This detection is best made during the weld cycle by monitoring a combination of three parameters: voltage pulse, infrared radiation, and setdown. Other measurements evaluated but found impractical are: eddy current, joint resistance, and sonic/ultrasonic methods. Laboratory experiments show that weld criteria and instrumentation are easily developed.
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- 27
- Citation
- “Tom” Sawyer, H., and Mulkern, J., "In-Process Non-Destructive Microweld Inspection Techniques," SAE Technical Paper 680798, 1968, https://doi.org/10.4271/680798.