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A study on flexure strength of the solder joints formed using various soldering techniques for ceramo-metal alloys

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±èÁø¿­ ( Kim Jin-Yeoul ) - Pusan National University College of Dentistry Department of Prosthodontis
Àü¿µÂù ( Chun Young-Charn ) - Pusan National University College of Dentistry Department of Prosthodontis

Abstract


In order to compare the strength of soldered joints relative to the various sol dering method, soldering processes were performed using Palladium based ceramo-metal alloy(Bong-on 4) and Nickel-Cromium alloy(Vera Bond). The obtained data include difference in strength between presoldering and postsoldering. The data also contain difference among postsoldered groups for 3 difference soldering methods(torch, infrared, Oven). @ES The following results were obtained.
@EN 1. For postsoldering with Pd alloy, the oven-suing group showed the highest strength while the difference in strength between the torch-using group and the infrared machine group was negligible. 2. For Pd alloy with the torch method, postsoldering resulted in the higher strength than presoldering. 3. There was a negligible difference in strength between presoldering and postsoldering when Ni-Cr alloy with torch method is used. 4. Through microscopic study of the fractured surfaces, the torch-using group showed more porosity than both the oven-using and the infrared machine gruops. 5. In terms of fracturing patterns, the oven-using group showed adhesive failure while both the torch and the infrared machine group showed cohesive failure and cohesive-adhesive failure.

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