Abstract
The presence of brittle intermetallic compounds (IMCs) can easily lead to cracks at the interface of titanium/aluminum alloy components. A novel interweaving structure was proposed and a Ti6Al4V/AA2024 dissimilar alloy component was prepared. The interlocking between Ti6Al4V and AA2024 mitigates the adverse effects of brittle IMCs on the Ti/Al interface, while the interweaving of Ti6Al4V and AA2024 avoids the generation of continuous IMCs. The average compressive shear strength of the Ti6Al4V/AA2024 alloy component is 86.1 MPa, which is 79 % of that of as-deposited AA2024. The fracture occurred in the interweaving layer in shear tests.
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