The Mg–Al composite heat dissipation structure has a good application prospect in the aviation industry. In view of the key problem that brittle Al
12
Mg
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Al
3
Mg
2
compounds are easily generated in the connection of Mg–Al dissimilar materials
this experiment adopts the ultrasonic-assisted transient liquid phase bonding (U-TLP Bonding)
and uses pure Zn as the interlayer
the reliable connection of Mg/Zn/Al joint is realized at 350 ℃ . The effect of ultrasonic time on the microstructure evolution and mechanical properties of the joint is studied. Under the optimal process parameters
the joint is mainly composed of Mg+MgZn eutectoid structure
and the average shear strength of the joint reaches 50.2 MPa.
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ZHANG Zaiyun
LIU Yingang
DONG Jinxin
YU Hongyao
CAO Rui
QIANG Wei
WU Sichen
CAO Long
Related Institution
School of Aeronautics, Northwestern Polytechnical University
National Key Laboratory of Aircraft Configuration Design, Northwestern Polytechnical University