A Review on Latest Trends in Derived Technologies of Friction Stir Welding

Maddela, Narender; Kumar, Virinder; Manoj, Aluri

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“…Such derivative processes in focus include friction stir extrusion (FSE), 18,19 friction stir dovetailing, 20,21 friction stir forming (FSF), [22][23][24] and butted FSF. 25 These derivative processes and more are also discussed in the works by Khaliq et al 26 and Narender et al 27 These techniques use the forging force and plastic deformation of the FSW process to forge material into prefabricated profiles in one of the workpieces. Often these are done in some form of lap weld configuration where an aluminium alloy is extruded or formed into the profile in the other workpiece.…”

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Friction stir extrusion of thin AA 7075-T6 into low-carbon steel: Effects of low weld pitch value

Shelton,

Strauss

2024

Science and Technology of Welding and Joining

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Friction stir extrusion, a derivative process of friction stir welding, forms a mechanical joint between workpieces by forging one into a prefabricated geometry within the other. Thin sheet AA7075-T651 extrusion joints were made into an O-ring dovetail channel within a low-carbon steel workpiece. The effects of low weld pitch process parameters on joint characteristics between the extruded thin sheet AA7075-T651 and low-carbon steel were observed. The weld pitch was varied from 0.02 to 0.05 mm rev−1. No material mixing was observed. Tensile-shear test results were normalised by sample width. The 0.04 mm rev−1 weld pitch group yielded the highest average joint strength at 493 N mm−1. The weld pitch parameters reduced machine in-process forces without a large decrease in joint strength.

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Friction stir extrusion of thin AA 7075-T6 into low-carbon steel: Effects of low weld pitch value

Shelton,

Strauss

2024

Science and Technology of Welding and Joining

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“…Efforts are underway toward developing eco-friendly joining processes, which aid in reducing either energy consumption or the environmental impact [ 70 ]. Green welding technologies, such as friction stir scribe welding and cold metal transfer welding, aim to reduce the carbon footprint of such processes [ 71 ].…”

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Advances in the Experimentation and Numerical Modeling of Material Joining Processes

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2023

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A Review on Latest Trends in Derived Technologies of Friction Stir Welding

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Friction stir extrusion of thin AA 7075-T6 into low-carbon steel: Effects of low weld pitch value

Friction stir extrusion of thin AA 7075-T6 into low-carbon steel: Effects of low weld pitch value

Advances in the Experimentation and Numerical Modeling of Material Joining Processes

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