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Magnetic pulse welding
Magnetic pulse welding is a welding process in which a very high AC current (the "primary current") is passed through a conductive coil (the "inductor") in the vicinity of an electrically conductive material (the "flyer"). An intense magnetic field is locally produced that generates a secondary eddy current in the flyer according to Lenz's Law.
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