A Study of Annealing Effects on the Joints of a Rotary Friction Welds of AISI 1030 Steel
Pham Quang Trung,
Bui Duy Khanh,
Dao Duy Qui
Abstract:This study is concerned with the post-heat treatment of rotational friction welds. AISI 1030 carbon steel parts are welded by rotational friction welding (RFW). The welding process parameters include friction pressure (P1), friction time (T1); Forging pressure (P2), forging time (T2). During the friction phase, the rotational speed is 1450 rpm; after that, the welding parts is stopped immediately and pressed together. The weld samples will be annealed at 650 °C for 4 hours. The change in the properties of the … Show more
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