Yes, u can
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Yes, there are non-heat treatable aluminum alloys.
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Dear sir,
Welding of aluminium without addition of alloying element is not recommended due loss of alloying elements in final weld. If total alloying elements reaching < 4% then weld may crack.
Refer curve: Effect of alloying additions on crack sensitivity of aluminium alloys.
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