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TALAT Lecture 4205


                 Testing Methods for Welded Joints

                                  5 pages, 3 figures

                                     Basic Level

                            prepared by Ulrich Krüger,
                 Schweißtechnische Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt Berlin




Objectives:

− to give information about the elevant non-destructive and destructive testing methods
  for aluminium welded joints



Prerequisites:

− background in production welding and quality assurance




Date of Issue: 1994
 EAA - European Aluminium Association
4205 Testing Methods for Welded Joints



Table of Contents

4205 Testing Methods for Welded Joints.........................................................2

  4205.01 Non-Destructive Testing of Welded Aluminium Joints.......................... 3

     NDT Methods for Aluminium Welds ......................................................................3

     Example of an X-Ray Catalogue .............................................................................4

  4205.02 Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints ................................. 4

     List of Test Methods ................................................................................................4

  4205.03 Literature/References .............................................................................. 5

  4204.04 List of Figures.............................................................................................. 5




TALAT 4205                                                      2
4205.01 Non-Destructive Testing of Welded Aluminium Joints

      ♦ NDT methods for aluminium welds
      ♦ Example of an X-Ray Catalogue



NDT Methods for Aluminium Welds

The quality of welds in welded joints can be tested using testing standards specific for
aluminium or by using methods adapted from testing methods for steels. The magnaflux
test (magnetic particle test) cannot be used for testing the non-magnetic aluminium
(Figure 4205.01.01).


                                                            Non-Destructive Testing of
                                                            Welded Aluminium Joints

                                                                Visual Inspection

                                                                Dimensional Testing

                                                                Dye Penetration Inspection Method

                                                                Ultrasonic Testing

                                                                Radiographic Examination


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                                                              NDT Methods for Welded Aluminium Joints   4205.01.01
           Training in Aluminium Application Technologies




The types of testings heads used for the ultrasonic testing of steel can also be used to test
aluminium welds; only the wave entry angle is somewhat smaller for aluminium.

The different absorption capacities of the aluminium alloys influence the quality of the
results obtained using the radiographic examination.

Both testing methods can be used to determine the presence of cracks, fusion defects,
inclusions and pores.

When using the radiographic method for testing thin-walled aluminium parts, it must be
remembered that the allowed weld thickness (weld root reinforcement including part
thickness) is much thicker than the part itself, thus causing larger blacking differences
on the radiograph film. This can make the evaluation more difficult.




TALAT 4205                                                                          3
Example of an X-Ray Catalogue

X-ray catalogues based on experience are available for certain fields of application and
are of great help in evaluating the radiographic films when weld seams with internal
discontinuities have to be classified in certain evaluation groups or have to fulfil certain
requirements. Figure 4205.01.02 shows an example taken from the evaluation catalogue
DVS 1611 relevant for the field of application of railway wagon construction. This
comparative chart makes a quick evaluation by comparison possible, without having to
actually measure and count the pores present.



                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Example of an X-Ray Catalogue
                                                 Mixed porosity (coarse and medium)
                                                                   d = 0.25 t mm
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          Training in Aluminium Application Technologies
                                                                                                                                                                                   Example of an X-Ray Catalogue                                                                           4205.01.02




4205.02 Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints

                 •                           List of test methods



List of Test Methods

The destructive test methods are analogous to those used for steel. Metallographic tests
and mechanical testing methods are employed (Figure 4205.02.01).

The material, testing loads, punch diameter, distance between supports, etchant etc. are
chosen to conform to the physico-chemical properties of the material



TALAT 4205                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       4
Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints
                             Bending Test (3-point, over root/cover pass, longitudinal/transverse
                                           to weld seam)
                            Tensile test
                            Fatigue test
                            Notch impact test
                            Creep rupture test
                            Crack propagation test
                            Corrosion test
                            Hardness test
                            Metallographic examination of structure (macro, micro, SEM)
                            Chemical analysis


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          Training in Aluminium Application Technologies
                                                           Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints   4205.02.01




4205.03 Literature/References

- Aluminium-Taschenbuch, 14. Auflage, 1984, Aluminium-Verlag, Düsseldorf

-Welding Kaiser Aluminium, Kaiser Aluminium & Chemical Sales Inc., Kaiser Center,
Oakland, California, 1978

-Beurteilung  von    Durchstrahlungsaufnahmen      im     Schienenfahrzeugbau                                            -
Schmelzschweißverbindungen an Aluminium und Aluminiumlegierungen. Merkblatt
DVS 1611, Deutscher Verlag für Schweißtechnik, Düsseldorf

CEN-Standards on destructive and non-destructive testing of aluminium weldments are
in preparation. Inquire about new issues via your national standards organisation.


4204.04 List of Figures


Figure No.              Figure Title (Overhead)

4205.01.01              NDT Methods for Welded Aluminium Joints
4205.01.02              Example of an X-Ray Catalogue

4205.02.01              Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints




TALAT 4205                                                                          5

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TALAT Lecture 4205: Testing Methods for Welded Joints

  • 1. TALAT Lecture 4205 Testing Methods for Welded Joints 5 pages, 3 figures Basic Level prepared by Ulrich Krüger, Schweißtechnische Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt Berlin Objectives: − to give information about the elevant non-destructive and destructive testing methods for aluminium welded joints Prerequisites: − background in production welding and quality assurance Date of Issue: 1994  EAA - European Aluminium Association
  • 2. 4205 Testing Methods for Welded Joints Table of Contents 4205 Testing Methods for Welded Joints.........................................................2 4205.01 Non-Destructive Testing of Welded Aluminium Joints.......................... 3 NDT Methods for Aluminium Welds ......................................................................3 Example of an X-Ray Catalogue .............................................................................4 4205.02 Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints ................................. 4 List of Test Methods ................................................................................................4 4205.03 Literature/References .............................................................................. 5 4204.04 List of Figures.............................................................................................. 5 TALAT 4205 2
  • 3. 4205.01 Non-Destructive Testing of Welded Aluminium Joints ♦ NDT methods for aluminium welds ♦ Example of an X-Ray Catalogue NDT Methods for Aluminium Welds The quality of welds in welded joints can be tested using testing standards specific for aluminium or by using methods adapted from testing methods for steels. The magnaflux test (magnetic particle test) cannot be used for testing the non-magnetic aluminium (Figure 4205.01.01). Non-Destructive Testing of Welded Aluminium Joints Visual Inspection Dimensional Testing Dye Penetration Inspection Method Ultrasonic Testing Radiographic Examination alu NDT Methods for Welded Aluminium Joints 4205.01.01 Training in Aluminium Application Technologies The types of testings heads used for the ultrasonic testing of steel can also be used to test aluminium welds; only the wave entry angle is somewhat smaller for aluminium. The different absorption capacities of the aluminium alloys influence the quality of the results obtained using the radiographic examination. Both testing methods can be used to determine the presence of cracks, fusion defects, inclusions and pores. When using the radiographic method for testing thin-walled aluminium parts, it must be remembered that the allowed weld thickness (weld root reinforcement including part thickness) is much thicker than the part itself, thus causing larger blacking differences on the radiograph film. This can make the evaluation more difficult. TALAT 4205 3
  • 4. Example of an X-Ray Catalogue X-ray catalogues based on experience are available for certain fields of application and are of great help in evaluating the radiographic films when weld seams with internal discontinuities have to be classified in certain evaluation groups or have to fulfil certain requirements. Figure 4205.01.02 shows an example taken from the evaluation catalogue DVS 1611 relevant for the field of application of railway wagon construction. This comparative chart makes a quick evaluation by comparison possible, without having to actually measure and count the pores present. Example of an X-Ray Catalogue Mixed porosity (coarse and medium) d = 0.25 t mm (according to DVS 1611) 1) ≥4dmax ! ! ! ! ! ≥30mm2) ! d = pore diameter ∅ ! ! t = weld thickness ∅2.4 lp = reference length 4 x ∅0.8 ∅3.5 (dmax) 2 x ∅0.8 f = pore cross section area ∅0.8 F = total pore cross sectional area Medium porosity (uniformly distributed) d=0.025 t + 0.6mm ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! 1) Valid for pore spacing within a line of pores. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 2) Valid for pore spacing, if a pore has the ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! maximum allowable pore diameter. 50 pores each ∅ 0.8 Fine porosity (uniformly distributed) d=0.02 t + 0.35mm Example: Pore Class B ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Example for allowable porosity in welded joints ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! for t = 10 mm and for a reference length l p = 150mm allowable total pore area F = Σ f 2.25t 22.5mm2 ! ! ! ! 120 pores each ∅ 0.5 alu Training in Aluminium Application Technologies Example of an X-Ray Catalogue 4205.01.02 4205.02 Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints • List of test methods List of Test Methods The destructive test methods are analogous to those used for steel. Metallographic tests and mechanical testing methods are employed (Figure 4205.02.01). The material, testing loads, punch diameter, distance between supports, etchant etc. are chosen to conform to the physico-chemical properties of the material TALAT 4205 4
  • 5. Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints Bending Test (3-point, over root/cover pass, longitudinal/transverse to weld seam) Tensile test Fatigue test Notch impact test Creep rupture test Crack propagation test Corrosion test Hardness test Metallographic examination of structure (macro, micro, SEM) Chemical analysis alu Training in Aluminium Application Technologies Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints 4205.02.01 4205.03 Literature/References - Aluminium-Taschenbuch, 14. Auflage, 1984, Aluminium-Verlag, Düsseldorf -Welding Kaiser Aluminium, Kaiser Aluminium & Chemical Sales Inc., Kaiser Center, Oakland, California, 1978 -Beurteilung von Durchstrahlungsaufnahmen im Schienenfahrzeugbau - Schmelzschweißverbindungen an Aluminium und Aluminiumlegierungen. Merkblatt DVS 1611, Deutscher Verlag für Schweißtechnik, Düsseldorf CEN-Standards on destructive and non-destructive testing of aluminium weldments are in preparation. Inquire about new issues via your national standards organisation. 4204.04 List of Figures Figure No. Figure Title (Overhead) 4205.01.01 NDT Methods for Welded Aluminium Joints 4205.01.02 Example of an X-Ray Catalogue 4205.02.01 Destructive Testing of Aluminium Welded Joints TALAT 4205 5