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PROCESS PARAMETERS FOR INDUCTION WELDING OF METAL/COMPOSITE JOINTS

Material mix is one of the challenging topics of the future. One specific subtopic is the development of joining techniques being able to join thermoplastic fiber reinforced polymer composites (TP-FRPC) with light-weight metals to hybrid structures to reduce the specific disadvantages of the individual material groups and combine the advantages. Induction welding can be used to weld FRPCs as well as for joining of metal/TP-FRPC. This paper shows the development of a discontinuous induction welding to join carbon fiber reinforced polyamide (CF/PA66) and aluminum (AlMg3). The major goals are how does metal and polymer bond and what are the main parameters influencing the welding strength.