Explosive welding is a solid-state joining technique that employs explosive energy to propel
the flyer plate into oblique collision with the base plate, forming a metallurgical bond at the …

The increasing demand and complexities within the manufacturing sector to fabricate
composite materials, particularly bimetallic products for manufacturing industry, have led to …

Sažetak Explosive plating, or welding, is a process where part of the kinetic energy of the
detonation of a certain amount of civil explosive material is used to accelerate the plate …

Joining aluminum alloys (AA) with cast iron (CI) is a promising approach for engineering
applications requiring lightweight materials with strong mechanical properties. In this …

In the present work, in-situ corrosion activity mapping across explosively welded 304 L SS-
Zr-4 dissimilar joint interfaces was performed using intermittent contact alternating current …

Explosion welding is an unconventional method of joining two dissimilar metal materials,
mostly used to clad dissimilar materials or when some unusual geometries need to be …

Bimetal joints are often used in various industries, such as automotive, power generation,
electronics, and manufacturing. This is because bimetal joints allow the joining of two types …

The aim of this study was to investigate the possibility to use the industrial explosive
Amonex, which belongs to a group of low-to-middle detonation velocity explosives, for …