According to the basic principles of Electrical Resistance Welding, Resistance welding is used to fuse two metals together. See further explanation below.
<h3>Principles of Electrical resistance welding</h3>
It is to be noted that Electrical Resistance Welding comprises a welding head that exerts pressure and holds the metal between its electrodes, as well as a welding power source that applies electric current to the metal to be welded. When force is exerted, resistance creates friction heat.
A weld is a metal coalescence formed by heating to an appropriate temperature with or without pressure, and with or without the introduction of a filler substance.
Resistance welding bonds are classified into three types:
- solid state,
- fusion, and
- reflow braze.
Different materials having dissimilar grain structures, such as molybdenum to tungsten, are bonded utilizing a relatively short heating time, high weld energy, and high force in a solid state bond, also known as a thermo-compression bond.
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