The material properties of aluminium make it particularly susceptible to weld material distortion. With a higher thermal expansion coefficient than many other metals, it is important to mitigate or prevent distortion when working with aluminium, especially in thin sheets.

TWI has a great deal of expertise in preventing and correcting weld material distortion through methods such as prevention by design, modelling and prediction and low stress no distortion welding.

You can find out more about methods to prevent and correct distortion here: Preventing and correcting distortion in weld metals

Related Posts

Transforming Foundation Industries’ new funding call and two upcoming events

Funding Call Resource Efficiency, Recovery and Circular Economy. TFI Network+ invites proposals for short projects on the theme resouces efficiency, recovery and circular economy within the Foundation Industries. Applications are...
Read More

Reuters: Sky-high electricity costs hinder Britain’s net zero mission

BRIDGNORTH, England, Aug 28 (Reuters) - In the cradle of the industrial revolution, Britain's only aluminium coil mill has spent millions of pounds to save energy, reduce its carbon footprint...
Read More

Navigating Volatile Energy Markets: Getting Energy Procurement Right

In today’s global economy, volatile energy markets are a concern for most businesses. The Aluminium industry is no exception. Fluctuations in the energy market can have a significant impact on...
Read More