SOURIAU PA&E's explosive metal bonding process creates high-strength, bi-metallic transitions that join dissimilar metals together at the molecular level. For the maritime industry, this means high-strength, critical parts can be manufactured incorporating stainless steel/aluminum bi-metallic transitions and welded directly to an aluminum structure without generating galvanic corrosion. Read more...
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Explosive cladding is a cold-welding process for similar or dissimilar metals and alloys that produces a strong metallurgical bond and small interface. TPL 's Explosive Barrel Cladding development program used recovered/recycled energetic materials to explosively clad Tantalum (Ta) and its alloys to the interior bore of gun barrels to extend their service tube life. In Government tests u... Read more...
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Design engineers are often faced with the dilemma of material selection, and frequently, they find that a combination of materials provides the optimal properties required by the design. SOURIAU PA&E's explosive bonding process can join otherwise incompatible materials without compromising other design elements. Read more...
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