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March 3, 2026Transactions of Nonferrous Metals Society of China3 citationsOpen Access

Low-temperature bonding of W90 tungsten heavy alloy using Sn-2Al filler metal by ultrasonic-assisted coating technology

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XSXiaoguo SongHarbin Institute of TechnologyXZXudong ZhangHarbin Institute of TechnologyWFWei FUHarbin Institute of Technology

Key Points

  • Interfacial strength of Sn-2Al/W90 reached 30.1 MPa, demonstrating effective bonding techniques.
  • Ultrasonic power significantly improved the wettability of Sn-2Al on W90 surfaces, essential for strong joints.
  • Assessment of microstructure revealed size reduction in Al phase as both ultrasonic power and time increased.
  • The cavitation effect's intensity was linked to ultrasonic power, enabling high temperature at the interface.

Abstract

The Sn-2Al filler metal was utilized to bond W90 tungsten heavy alloys by the ultrasonic-assisted coating technology in atmospheric environment at 250 °C. The effects of ultrasonic power and ultrasonic time on microstructure and interfacial strength of Sn-2Al/W90 interface were investigated. The ultrasound improved the wettability of Sn-2Al filler metal on W90 surface. As the ultrasonic power increased and ultrasonic time increased, the size of Al phase in seam decreased. The maximum value of Sn-2Al/W90 interfacial strength reached 30.1 MPa. Based on the acoustic pressure simulation and bubble dynamics, the intensity of cavitation effect was proportional to ultrasonic power. The generated high temperature and high pressure by cavitation effect reached 83799.6 K and 1.26×10 14 Pa, respectively.

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Song et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7664abadf0bb9e87dc75chttps://doi.org/10.1016/s1003-6326(25)66962-7
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