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EXPLOSION WELDING

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DEFINITION

Explosion welding is a solid-state

process that produces a high velocity

interaction of dissimilar metals by a

controlled detonation.

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ADVANTAGES

No heat-affected zone (HAZ)

Only minor melting

Material melting temperatures and coefficients

of thermal expansion differences do not affect

the final product

The shock front compresses and heats the

explosive material which exceeds the sonic

velocity of undetonated explosives

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COMPONENTS TERMINOLOGY

Base component

Cladding metal

Flyer plate

Interlayer

Anvil

Standoff

Bond Window

Bonding Operation

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PROCESS

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PROCESS

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PROCESS

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PROCESS

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EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL

High velocity (14750-25000 ft/s)

◦ Trinitrotoluene (TNT)

◦ Cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine (RDX)

◦ Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN)

Mid-low velocity (4900-14750 ft/s)

◦ Ammonium nitrate

◦ Ammonium perchlorate

◦ Amatol

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DETONATION TYPES

◦ Shock wave develops if sonic velocity is greater than

120% of material sonic velocity (type 1)

◦ Detached shock wave results when detonation velocity

is between 100% and 120% of material sonic velocity

(type 2)

◦ No shock wave is produced if detonation velocity is less

than material sonic velocity (type 3)

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Type 1 Type 2 Type 3

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Detonation velocity is a function

of:

◦ Explosive type

◦Composition of explosive

◦Thickness of explosive layer

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WELDING PARAMETERS

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APPLICATIONS

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Can weld large areas of metal

Can weld inside and outside

surfaces of pipes

Transition joints can be made

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APPLICATIONS

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• Chemical Processing

Petroleum Refining

Hydrometallurgy

Aluminum Smelting

Shipbuilding

Electrochemical

Oil & Gas

Power Generation

Cryogenic Processing

Pulp & Paper

Air conditioning & Chillers

Metal Production

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APPLICATIONS

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APPLICATIONS

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APPLICATION

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APPLICATIONS

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APPLICATIONS

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3” Diameter AI/SS Ring Copper/Stainless 12” UHV Assembly

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HISTORY

• Arnold Holtzman and a team at DuPont in Delaware put a

lot of research into developing the process.

• Holtzman filed for a US patent in 1962 for explosion welding,

received the patent in 1964 and began commercial

production of bi-metallic explosion welded clad in 1965.

• Detaclad licensed the process and was bought by Dynamic

Materials Corporation (DMC).

• Other companies have merged with DMC and acquired the

current name DMC Groupe SNPE making them a worldwide

company.

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References Keith Powell, Michael Fernandez, Staton Burrell, “Explosion

Welding” the slide, University of South Carolina

Brigitte Blechinger, ‘’Clad Pipe’’, Butting.

Ulrich Kruger, ‘’Talat Lecture 4400’’, TALAT.

G. Young, ‘’Explosion Welding, Technical Growth & Commercial

History’’, Dynamic Materials Corporation, USA.

Henry Tan, ‘’Explosive Welding ’’.

ASM Metals Handbook, Vol 06 “Welding, Brazing, and

Soldering”

David Cutter, “What You Can Do With Explosion Welding”,

Welding Journal.

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