Applying of ultrasonic waves on brazing of alumina to copper using Zn-Al filler alloy
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Abstract
Ultrasonic waves were applied during brazing of alumina to copper, The intensity of ultrasonic wave was 1 kW and 18 kHz and the aim of this work was to study the effect of the ultrasonic wave and brazing temperature on the properties of the braze joint between alumina and copper using Zn-Al alloys as filler metal.
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