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Optimization of Parameters on Robotized Gas Metal Arc Welding of LNE 700 High-Strength Steel

Richard Thomas Lermen, Anderson Dal Molin, Djeison Rangel Berger, Valtair de Jesus Alves, Camila Pereira Lisboa

Year
2018
Citations
7
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Open access

Abstract

The main aim of this study is to determine the best process parameters for the robotized Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) of LNE 700 advanced high-strength steel. This article evaluates some quality criteria such as the microhardness, the heat-affected zone (HAZ) and the convexity in the welded joints. The assays are performed using an experimental design, based on the Taguchi method. The analysis of the results identified some factors of greatest influence and how best to combine them to determine an optimum condition for welding LNE 700 high strength steel. Moreover, the influence of welding parameters on quality criteria is determined.

Keywords

WeldingGas metal arc weldingTaguchi methodsMaterials scienceIndentation hardnessArc weldingMetallurgyHeat-affected zoneShielded metal arc weldingComposite material

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