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J Weld Join > Volume 32(4); 2014 > Article
Journal of Welding and Joining 2014;32(4):393-400.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5781/JWJ.2014.32.4.55    Published online August 30, 2014.
Corrosion Assessment of Al/Fe Dissimilar Metal Joint
Minjung Kang*, Cheolhee Kim*, Junki Kim*, Dongcheol Kim*, Jonghoon Kim*
Correspondence:  Cheolhee Kim,
Email: chkim@kitech.re.kr
Abstract
The use of light-weight Al alloys in the automotive industry is increasing to meet requirements for fuel efficiency and emission reduction. Joining Al alloy to the conventional steel sheet is also very important issue with the increased use of Al alloy, and several joining processes have been introduced to enhance joining strength between dissimilar metals. This paper deals with a galvanic corrosion in the dissimilar metal joining. Salt spray tests up to 2000 hours were conducted on a self-piercing rivet, spot welded, adhesive bonded and weld-bonded joints, and cross-sections and tensile shear strength according the salt spray duration were analyzed at every 500-hour. Self-piercing rivet joint had relative low initial strength but the joint strength did not change regardless of the salt spray duration. The strength of other joints (spot welded, adhesive bonded and weld-bonded joints) decreased with the increase of salt spray duration and the corrosion behaviour of each joint was discussed.
Key Words: Aluminum, Steel, Dissimilar metal joint, Salt spray test, Corrosion assessment


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