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Laser wobble welding of fluid-based cooling channel joining for

Weld strength was optimised using a developed surrogate model and a maximum load of 646.89 N was achieved using 0.2 mm beam offset, 331.82 W laser power and 659.10 mm/min welding speed. Using this optimum combination, a leak-proof cooling channel and module manifold joint were produced for battery thermal management.

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of welding, the welding speed directly affects the quality of the weld when local dry automatic underwater welding is used to repair the damaged surface. Under the condition of the same condition, the local dry automatic underwater welding test was carried out under the condition of the same welding condition. Taking the 20cm as the

Laser welding of plastics for energy storage system

Coating and Surface Engineering; Electrification; Industry 4.0; Inspection and Testing; Welding, Joining and Cutting Case Study 262 Laser Welding of Plastics for Energy Storage System - Case Study 242 Laser Welding of Rear Upright for Formula 1 Car Any leakage across these components would affect the efficiency of the energy storage

Analysis and prevention of weld crater cracking in circumferential

The part was removed from production due to a detected weld leakage. The part was then retested for leakage on the weld leakage testing device shown in Fig. 3, where leakage at the weld crater was observed. Fig. 5 a shows a transverse cross-section of this weld crater. Here the crack in the weld crater propagates from the weld face to the weld

Leakage failure analysis of a 60 m3 LNG storage tank

LNG storage tanks are an integral part of the global natural gas supply chain. Their safety has been a concern among researchers [9].Lee et al. [10] valuated the blast resistance performance of LNG storage tanks by conducting a blast simulation to investigate the safety of larger LNG storage tanks under an extreme loading scenario such as a bomb blast or

Analysis of energy transfer process in magnetic pulse

welding (MPW) is also a solid-state welding technology. Its principle is similar to explosive welding, which achieves metallurgical bonding through high-speed collision [, 8 9]. However, explosive welding uses explosives to gener-ate impact force, and the energy of MPW comes from the electric energy in the capacitor, so it is more controllable

Residual Swin transformer-based weld crack leakage

of sealing at the weld, and eventually leakage [3, 4]. Pressure pipeline leakage will not only cause environmental pollu-tion and energy waste but also may lead to serious safety accidents [5]. Therefore, how to detect the leakage of pres-sure pipeline timely and accurately has become an urgent problem for the industry.

Design of a flywheel energy storage system for high current

In today''s industrial production (e.g. cars), resistance spot welding with dynamic current control is essential. Besides the ability to control the welding current, the peak power demand at the point of common coupling of these welding systems should be as low and steady as possible, making an energy storage mandatory. Previous investigations showed,

Effect of cold welding on the inconsistencies and thermal safety of

Ultrasonic welding uses high-frequency vibration waves to transfer energy to a welding surface, which is then converted into heat energy through friction, so the local temperature of the welding Second, double pulse capacitor energy storage welding is then used, the welding voltage is 0.8 V, and the welding time is approximately 50 ms.

Role of welding residual stress in stainless steel piping

The achieved results indicated that WRS could cause crack surface rotation, and the leakage of the internal medium is lessened to a certain extent. Therefore, CTWC may remain closed under the action of lower

Stress Analysis of the Effect of Additional Load on the Butt Weld

Weld Conical Surface Length Effects. When analyzing the influence of weld cone length on variable wall thickness butt weld of the suspended pipeline, the operating pressure is 7.2 MPa, the buried depth is 2.5 m, the wall thickness ratio is 1.2, the suspended length is 20D, and the soil length is 10D.

Application of laser welding in energy storage battery

From the manufacture of energy storage battery cells to the assembly of battery packs, welding is a very important manufacturing process. The conductivity, strength, air tightness, metal fatigue

Role of welding residual stress in stainless steel piping with

The predicted leakage rate of piping circumferential through-wall cracks (CTWC) under various loading levels is a critical factor for the application of leak-before-break (LBB) technology. In

Irradiated Material Advanced Repair Welding

stir weld tests on irradiated materials with 10 wppm B and 5 wppm B prior to irradiation (26 appm and 8.48 appm measured He) at the Radiochemical Engineering Development Center Start of Friction Stir Welding of Irradiated 304 SS (November 27, 2017) 18 The hot cell welding facility is a strategic asset for researchers and

Composite-fabric-based structure-integrated energy storage

In this study, an energy storage system integrating a structure battery using carbon fabric and glass fabric was proposed and manufactured. This SI-ESS uses a carbon fabric current collector electrode and a glass fabric separator to maintain its electrochemical performance and enhance its mechanical-load-bearing capacity.

Noncontact laser ultrasonic inspection of weld defect in lithium

The continuous development of electric vehicles and electronic devices has increased the demand for lithium-ion batteries. In this study, a laser ultrasonic inspection system was developed for the noncontact and nondestructive inspection of the laser welding conditions of a cylindrical lithium-ion battery cap. An Nd: YAG pulse laser was used for Lamb wave

Nondestructive Testing of Welds

During arc welding a visible gas discharge takes place between the welding electrode and the weld surface. The weld surfaces melt and are joined with or without additional filler material. During invention of arc welding, carbon electrodes were used and the filler material was added separately by hand – similar to today''s tungsten inert gas

Repurposing welding waste stubs and wires as substrate in

This work aims to promote alternate substrate designs in directed energy deposition (DED) processes utilising waste welding stubs and wires obtained from shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) and other arc welding processes. This is required for ease of part removal by overcoming strong fusion between the conventional bulky substrate and deposited part.

Leakage failure analysis of a 60 m3 LNG storage tank

LNG storage tanks are an integral part of the global natural gas supply chain. Their safety has been a concern among researchers [9]. Lee et al. [10] valuated the blast resistance performance of LNG storage tanks by conducting a blast simulation to investigate the safety of larger LNG storage tanks under an extreme loading scenario such as a bomb blast or

A review of high energy density beam processes for welding and

High-energy density beam processes for welding, including laser beam welding and electron beam welding, are essential processes in many industries and provide unique characteristics that are not available with other processes used for welding. More recently, these high-energy density beams have been used to great advantage for additive manufacturing. This review of the

Repurposing welding waste stubs and wires as substrate in

Welding stubs and wires are machined into small units and assembled together to form the deposition surface. They can be disintegrated easily to release the part, which makes the post-processing trouble-free. with minimal material leakage (390–730 μm depth) in voids and little dilution. proper storage/handling, improved welding

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Applied Energy 358, 122671, 2024. 13: Surface stress monitoring of laser shock peening using AE time-scale texture image and multi-scale blueprint separable convolutional networks with attention mechanism. Acoustic emission-based weld crack leakage monitoring via FGI and MCCF-CondenseNet convolutional neural network. Y Yu, Z Zhang, J

Electron Beam Welding in Vacuum

On the surface of the workpiece, the electrons release energy precisely at the point of impact, where they heat, melt and vaporize material. The beam generation in the electron beam gun and the actual welding process in the welding chamber take place almost exclusively under vacuum at pressures in the high vacuum range (10-3 to 10-6 hectopascals).

Experimental Study on Evolution Law of Self-Magnetic

The acquisition of the magnetic leakage signal on the surface of the fatigue specimen involved two distinct working conditions, one is the load condition, the top of I-beam is loaded with collector and the surface of weld), which are 5, 10 and 15 mm. There are altogether ﬁfteen paths. During the experiment, the

Numerical analysis and experimental research on detection of welding

The welding seam coverage width on both sides of the groove is 1.5 mm, the width of the girth weld is 10.8 mm, and the reinforcement of the girth weld is 1.5 mm. Experimental studies have shown that, the MFL signal at high magnetic field levels is mainly influenced by changes in tube wall geometry, and the effect of weld material on the leakage

Role of welding residual stress in stainless steel piping with

2.2 FEA input parameters. In the present study, the typical WRS recommended in Table 1 is suitable for TP304 stainless steel and its welding material 316L that are used to examine the influence of WRS on COD and flow channel parameters of CTWC. These results are of interest under the conditions of the circumferential half-crack angle of 0.0625π, 0.125π,

Nondestructivie Weld Examination

Shotblasting should not be done before examination, because the peening action may seal fine cracks and make them invisible. The AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code, for example, does not allow peening "on the root or surface layer of the weld or the base metal at the edges of the weld." Visual inspection can only locate defects in the weld surface.

Common Causes of Precision Weld Failure

Common causes of weld failure in critical applications such as aerospace, defense, medicine, and energy. Discover strategies for mitigating these issues and ensuring robust and reliable welds. Partner with EB

Residual Swin transformer-based weld crack leakage monitoring of

The method based on image coding and residual Swin transformer can effectively identify the abnormal state of the pipeline during operation and distinguish between circumferential crack leakage, axial crack leakage, and curvilinear crack leakage.

Role of welding residual stress in stainless steel piping with

residual stress causes the whole crack surface to open negatively, and the axial line of the long crack on the thick-walled piping is close to a conic curve under speciﬁc conditions. KEYWORDS leak-before-break (LBB), welding residual stress (WRS), crack opening displacement (COD), leakage rate, piping, through-wall crack (TWC), stainless steel

DEVELOPMENT OF WELD CLOSURE STATIONS FOR

Figure 2: Material packaging gloveboxes; a) developmental glovebox, b) inner can weld station, c) electrodecontamination-leak check module, d) outer can weld station. Electrodecon-leak check NXodule: This glovebox is unique in that it provides three isolated environments. A welded partition is used to separate two radioactive material handling sections from a non radioactive

Common Causes of Precision Weld Failure

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