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Achieving low-porosity and high-strength 2219 aluminum alloy joints through coupling of laser beam oscillation and post-weld heat treatment

Authors: ZHU Liang-jin; DONG Guo-jiang; YANG Zhuo-yun; BI Jiang

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-6031-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Circular oscillation frequency of 200 Hz refines weld grain size, achieving a tensile strength of 264.96 MPa (61.19% of base metal) in 2219-T6 alloy. • Post-weld heat treatment (solid solution + artificial aging) reduces grain boundary segregation and induces nanoscale precipitates, raising tensile strength to 386.35 MPa (89.23% of base metal). • Combining beam oscillation with PWHT effectively mitigates keyhole instability and porosity defects typical of medium-thickness aluminum alloy laser welding. • Provides a theoretical basis and technological reference for manufacturing high-strength, low-porosity joints in aerospace-grade aluminum alloy plates.