A. Lasia

Jan 25, 2025 | sciencedirect.com | David Weston |Yang Liu |A. Lasia |Karl Tassenberg

Dissimilar welding has been widely integrated into various industries, including power generation, petrochemical, and nuclear. These kind of joints are especially in demand in saline environments. The practice of joining different alloys is increasingly popular due to its flexibility and functionality. However, it represents a challenge in terms of differing metallurgical and physical properties between base metals (BMs) [1].