| dc.description.abstract | The strength of a material is influenced by the nature of the mechanical and physical
properties in connection with the use of welding process properties will change due to
the influence of the welding process. To look into the matter was composed of a
concept study consisted of two phases. Examine defects in welding results, the
second measure tensile strength due to variations in the amount of weld seam angle V
600
and 900
of magnesium aluminum alloy variations. Results of the testing showed
the variation of angle welding seam 60
0
and 900
V at 98% alloy Al - 1.4% Mg and
Al-97%-2.2% Mg shows a corner seam 600
has an average tensile stress better than
the corner seam 900
, the voltage generated for 98% Al-1.4% Mg hem 600
is 118 MPa,
98% Al - 1.4% Mg 900
is 107 MPa, 97% Al-2.2% Mg hem 600
is 154 MPa, and 97%
Al-2.2% Mg hem 90
0
is 117 MPa. Testing on welding oxy-gas asitilen for
aluminummagnesi um alloy, showed that the addition of the corner seam and welded
magnesium levels affect the results (tensile strength), and the average tensile strength
is best at 97% Al-2.2% Mg,
to the corner seam 600 | en_US |
