Review Article
Low-Temperature Brazing of Titanium Using Al-Based Filler Alloys
Table 4
Ti/Ti–Ti/Al-brazed joints using pure or low-alloyed Al fillers.
| References | Materials | Conditions | Bonding | Shear strength (MPa) | Intermetallic compounds at Ti/filler interface | Parent 1 | Parent 2 | Filler | Type | Thickness/gap width () | Temperature (°C) | Time (min) |
| [29] | Pure Ti | Pure Ti | Pure Al | 100 | Vacuum | 680 | 3 | ∼92 | | 680 | 10 | ∼42 | Al–0.8Si | 680 | 3 | ∼94 | | 680 | 10 | ∼75 | [31] | OT4 titanium | OT4 titanium | AD1 (Al–0.4Si–0.3Fe) | 60 | Vacuum | 685 | 3 | 76 | | Cited in [2] | Ti Grade 5 | Ti Grade 5 | Al–0.3Si–0.8Fe–0.2Mg | | | >660 | | 72 | | [35] | Ti50–Al50 | Ti50–Al50 | Pure aluminum | 75 | Vacuum | 900 | 0.5 | Very weak joint | |
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The shear strength values calculated according to Figure 11 in [ 29]. Infrared brazing , preheating in 400°C for 60 s. |