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Motrunich, Sviatoslav
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Noise level assessment and mechanical properties of welded joints of aluminium alloys of the Al-Cu-Li system in FSW and TIG welding
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<jats:p>This research paper presents hardness, structure and tensile strength analysis of 1460 alloy of Al-Cu-Li system, welded joints made by Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding and Friction Stir Welding (FSW). Characteristics of acoustic noise at the welding operator workplace during mechanized TIG and FSW of aluminium-lithium alloy with the purpose to develop recommendations for the improvement of health and safety during welding processes were studied. Analyzing results, we concluded that during TIG welding the values of welding noise at the workplace, are much higher than the admissible noise level limit. Results showed that the values of the welding nose reach 95 dB. The noise level at the workplace for FSW is also dangerous and reaches up a value of 84.3 dB. Also, this paper presents hardness, structure, and tensile strength measurements of 1460 alloy welded joints made by TIG and FSW welding.</jats:p>