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Appel, Ludwig
; Serve, Michael
; Cramer, Heidi
Orbital friction welding of metallic materials and dissimilar material joints on non-rotationally symmetrical joining cross-sections
Welding and Cutting 9 (2010) [2] 106-110
Specialist Articles
Abstract:
Rotational friction welding is the most widespread friction
welding process for metals. The joints exhibit outstanding properties
– not only when materials with the same or similar compositions
are joined but also in the case of materials with restricted fabrication weldability (cast materials or materials
manufactured by means of powder metallurgy) and of dissimilar
material joints, e.g. steel/titanium and steel/aluminium.
However, the rotating relative movement causes the weldable
geometries to be restricted to quasi-rotationally symmetrical
cross-sections. Orbital friction welding in particular offers
good process engineering prerequisites for joining also non
rotationally symmetrically cross sections.
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