Molybdenum Interlayer Cuts Residual Stress and Boosts Strength in Brazed B4C-TC4 Joints
A target-oriented screening framework selected molybdenum as an optimal interlayer, reducing residual stress and increasing B4C/TC4 brazed joint shear strength.
A target-oriented screening framework selected molybdenum as an optimal interlayer, reducing residual stress and increasing B4C/TC4 brazed joint shear strength.
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