Abstract

Development of manufacturing systems are needed to invent new kind of methodology for joining process in current research and development. Spot welding technologies are widely applied in non-conventional joining process. In this investigation predicted the mechanical properties like tensile strength and Hardness. The hardness evaluated in different regions of the spot welded Stainless steel sheet and Mild steel sheet joints such as welded zone, heat affected zone and parent material subjected to different Welding Parameters. The Experimental procedures are developed by factorial design and the regression model developed from the experimental results through Response surface methodology. The variable parameters are Electrode force, Weld Current and the Weld time. The measurable parameters are Tensile strength and hardness. The optimization process is carried out by Response surface methodology and the optimized parameters are defined the quality of the welded steel joints. The optimized welded parameters are expressed the effective joining and improve the quality of the welded member. stainless steel .The phase transformation which occur during the weld thermal cycle were analyzed which shows that fusion zone exhibited a carbide precipitates with small amount of martensite the HTHAZ exhibited a martensite, the MTHAZ exhibiting the higher hardness, the LTHAZ exhibited Cr- carbide. The grain growth which occurred in FZ and HTHAZ is a major problem accompanied with fusion welding of FSSs. It shows that the peak load and energy absorption of the welds were improved as the welding current increases due to the formation of larger FZ size at higher heat input. (2) In their research, the effects of electrode force, weld nugget, and hardness of spot welded steel joints are examined based on observed values of the experiment. Mechanical properties and the microstructure of the welded joints are having significant impact on weld nudge. The significant values of difference are identified in the hardness due to the changes presence in weld nudge. The mechanical properties and the microstructure on the heat affected zone is preserve higher value compare with welded zone. (3) Weld nudges and weld time are investigated through Finite element methods by two dimensional models in resistant spot welding. This analysis defined the effect of nugget size and weld time on AISI304L stainless steel sheet.

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