Local improvement of structural steels high-friction properties by friction stir texturing

Costa, Mara; Leitão, C.; Ramalho, A.; Rodrigues, D.M.

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2014.11.026

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“…Friction stir texturing [110] Friction stir channeling [111] Friction stir surfacing [112] or the maximisation/homogenisation of the processed volume [108,109]. The FSP-related procedures, listed in Table 4, intend the production of surfaces with tailored friction properties [110], fabrication of embedded channels for thermal management or heat exchange [111] and surface coating [112].…”

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“…The main FSP variants, listed in Table 3, consist of a group of procedures developed with the aim of enabling the in situ production of composites/alloyed materials [101-106], the enhancement of the cooling conditions during processing [107] or the maximisation/homogenisation of the processed volume [108, 109]. The FSP-related procedures, listed in Table 4, intend the production of surfaces with tailored friction properties [110], fabrication of embedded channels for thermal management or heat exchange [111] and surface coating [112].…”

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Friction stir welding industrialisation and research status

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Rodrigues

2018

Science and Technology of Welding and Joining

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This paper intends to provide a perspective on the current development of the friction stir welding (FSW) technology. The industrialisation of the technology and related research were assessed by analysing patent and scientific publications databases. The literature reviews on FSW and related technologies were also collected and analysed. The work performed enabled to understand the main areas of industry/research where the FSW technology is being applied/explored and the geographical distribution of the main players in its implementation/research. The main FSW process variants, the materials already welded/processed using it, as well as the applications envisaged, were also analysed. The data collected shows that the FSW technology, originally developed for the joining of light alloys, became a research tool with interest in several fields of engineering and material science.

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