Materials Weldability - Aluminium Alloys

Suitable for:

Engineering staff involved with the design, specification, fabrication, inspection and application of aluminium and its alloys.

Course Content:

Basic metallurgy and properties of aluminium and its alloys; influence of alloying elements; heat treatable and non-heat treatable alloys; weldability; joint design; metallurgical defects; joint strengths; filler metal composition and selection; applicable welding processes and techniques.

Objectives:

• to understand the various grades of aluminium and its alloys
• to appreciate the effect of alloy elements on properties and weldability
• to identify weldable grades and appropriate filler metals
• to appreciate practical implications of welding aluminium and its alloys.

Career Progression:

IIW/EWF DIPLOMA COURSE

Materials and their Behaviour (MAB)

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