Advances in Sustainable Manufacturing 2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-20183-7_15
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Modelling of Friction Stir Processing with in Process Cooling Using Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis

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“…Heat generation at tool-tip curved surface Upon adding equations ( 25)-( 27), we get the total heat generated by the tool described through equation (28):…”
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“…Heat generation at tool-tip curved surface Upon adding equations ( 25)-( 27), we get the total heat generated by the tool described through equation (28):…”
Section: Inclinedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a flat shoulder, 0 a = °As derived by Schmidt et al [36], the above analytical model contains the term of contact shear stress, contact t as seen in equation (28). The value of this shear stress was understood to have varying values depending upon the type of tool and material matrix contact.…”
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“…In terms of considering the effect of cooling via numerical models, some endeavors have been done. Albakri et al 16 modeled FSP with in-process cooling from the backing plate using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) technic and studied the effects of different cooling channel geometries, coolant type, and coolant flow rate on the temperature history and stress distribution. Patel et al 17 numerically modeled the cooling-assisted FSW of dissimilar Al-Cu joint and reported the temperature distribution under different cooling conditions.…”
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“…Heat generation and distribution as well as cooling during the process are highly affecting the final microstructure. Heat generating from friction stir and cooling cause intense plastic deformation (material flow) through the stirring action, which create dynamically recrystallized fine grains, break up the large particles and produce defect free homogenous microstructure [9,10].…”
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