Investigation of Cold Rolling Influence on near Surface Residual Stress Distribution in Explosive Welded Multilayer

摘要

The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of cold rolling on residual stress distribution of aluminum and copper three-ply clad sheets fabricated by explosive welding. After preparation of the explosive-welded multilayer, explosive-welded Al/Cu/Al specimens were rolled at 11, 30, 40, and 56% thickness reduction. The through-depth residual stress profiles near the surface have been extracted for explosive-welded and cold-rolled multilayers by incremental hole-drilling method. Results show that the surface of explosive-welded multilayer is subjected to high tensile residual stresses and will be reduced by cold rolling process. Also, tensile residual stress at the surface of cold-rolled multilayers increases at higher thickness reduction.