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The Weldability of an Al-Li-Cu Alloy
R. P. Martukanitz
, C. A. Natalie
, J. O. Knoefel
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Low Density
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Electron Beam
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Thermal Treatment
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High Energy Density
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Fabrication Cost
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Weldment
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Attractive Alternatives
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Weld Porosity
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Low Sensitivity
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Gas Metal Arc
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Heat Affected Zone
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Cost Advantage
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Heat Source
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Aerospace Applications
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Surface Oxide
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Welding Process
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Gas Tungsten Arc
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Weldability
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Fiber-reinforced Composites
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Aluminum-lithium Alloy
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Filler Alloy
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Reducing Weight
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Hydrogen Enriched
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Electron Beam Welding
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Weld Solidification Cracking
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Strengthening Phase
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Al-Cu-Li Alloy
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Alloy Selection
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Aluminum
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Density
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Energy Density
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Welding
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Solidification
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Tungsten
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Oxide Surface
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Copper Alloys
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Fiber-Reinforced Composite
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Aluminum-Lithium Alloys
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Weldability
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Engineering
Welds
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Porosity
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Energy Density
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Heat Treatment
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Weldment
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Gas Metal Arc
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Heat Affected Zone
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Surface Oxide
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Heat Source
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Aerospace Applications
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Fiber-Reinforced Composite
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