TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN STIR FRICTION WELDING

EGOITZ ALDANONDO; PEDRO ALVAREZ MORO; ANTONIO AUGUSTO MONACO DA SILVA; ALBERTO ECHEVERRIA; EKAITZ ARRUTI MENDIZABAL

doi:https://doi.org/10.6036/8800

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TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN STIR FRICTION WELDING

DECEMBER 2011 - Volume: 86 - Pages: 614-618

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6036/8800

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EGOITZ ALDANONDO - PEDRO ALVAREZ MORO - ANTONIO AUGUSTO MONACO DA SILVA - ALBERTO ECHEVERRIA - EKAITZ ARRUTI MENDIZABAL

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Mechanical Engineering and technology (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning )

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Key words:: soldadura de friccion, friction welding
Article type:: AULA DYNA / DYNA CLASSROOM
Section:: LEARNING EVERY DAY

Friction Welding (FW) of two metal parts is an old process that was industrially consolidated in the 1960s and was achieved by combining a controlled friction semifusion of the materials to be joined with the pressure exerted to consolidate the joint. Rotary friction was used to join shafts or rotating parts by their heads and was applied to different types of materials: steel, aluminium alloys, copper... More recently, alternative linear friction has been developed to join flat products, and especially for turbine blades. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator

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