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The high specific strength, good wear-ability and corrosion resistance of Aluminum Matrix Composites (AMCs) attract substantial industrial applications. Typically, AMCs are currently used widely in automobile and aerospace industries, structural components, and heat resistant-wearable parts in engines, etc. (Go mez de Salazar JM et al., 2003; Loyd DJ, 1994; Nair SV et al., 1995; Pirondi A et al., 2009; Rotundo F et al., 2010). The particles of reinforcement elements in AMCs may be either in form of particulates or as short fibers, whiskers and so forth (Loyd DJ, 1994; Maity J et al., 2009). These discontinuous natures create several problems to their joining techniques for acquiring their high strength and good quality weld-joints. Typical quality problems of those welding techniques currently available for joining AMCs (American Welding Society, 1996; Arik H et al., 2005; Feng AH et al., 2008; Fernandez GJ et al., 2004; Hsu CJ et al., 2005; Marzoli LM et al., 2006; Schell JSU et al., 2009; Shanmuga Sundaram N et al., 2010; Wert JA, 2003) are as elaborated below.

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Influence of Pulse-Impact on Microstructure of Welded Joints at Various Temperatures in Liquid-Phase-Pulse-Impact Diffusion Welding Particle Reinforcement Aluminum Matrix Composites