
In the BMW GS 93033 standard, developed by BMW, a multinational vehicle manufacturer company headquartered in Germany, the requirements for aluminum materials used in the production of motor vehicles are defined and test methods are explained.

Today, vehicles cause air pollution due to high fuel consumption and this has a direct relationship with increasing vehicle weight. The increase in pollution causes an increase in greenhouse gases that cause great damage to the atmosphere. In this respect, aluminum sheets are now used instead of steel sheets for vehicle body and interior parts in the automotive industry. In this way, it is possible to increase the speed by reducing the weight of the automobile, as well as providing less fuel consumption and less environmental pollution.
Aluminum sheets 5083 and 6061 T6 are used instead of steel sheets in the automotive body. These two groups of aluminum sheet have excellent spot welding. In order for these connections to be successful and error-free, ultrasonic test methods are used to test for welding defects.
Within the scope of the BMW GS 93033 standard, the following are mainly tested:
The requirements for each test are contained in the BMW GS 93033 standard.
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