Braze
A weld produced by heating an assembly to the brazing
temperature using a filler metal
Liquidus
The lowest temperature at which a metal or alloy is
completely liquid
, Brazed joints classifications
Class A joints are those subjected to high or cyclical
stresses and the failure of which could result in risk to
persons or property, as well as significant operational
failure. Class B joints are those which have a cumulative
void of 25% or less in the filler alloy and the failure of
which could result in risk to persons or property, as well as
significant operational failure
A weld produced by heating an assembly to the brazing
temperature using a filler metal
Liquidus
The lowest temperature at which a metal or alloy is
completely liquid
, Brazed joints classifications
Class A joints are those subjected to high or cyclical
stresses and the failure of which could result in risk to
persons or property, as well as significant operational
failure. Class B joints are those which have a cumulative
void of 25% or less in the filler alloy and the failure of
which could result in risk to persons or property, as well as
significant operational failure
