An Optimized Method for Choosing Friction Stir Welding Parameters

Lei Wang; Li Yang Xie; Li Hui; Ping Yun Li; Jun Gang Ren

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.706-708.431

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An Optimized Method for Choosing Friction Stir Welding Parameters

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Effect of rotating speed and welding velocity on properties of 6063-3A21 dissimilar Friction Stir weld was experimental studied, results show that too high or too low welding velocity will result in a decrease of the weld strength; effect of rotating speed on weld strength is relatively small. An optimized method for Choosing Friction Stir Welding parameters was proposed, which include three steps, first, fix a rotating speed through experimental analysis; and then find out reasonable ranges of v/w; finally work out the optimized welding speed range.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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Lei Wang, Li Yang Xie, Li Hui, Ping Yun Li, Jun Gang Ren

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Optimized Method, Weld Strength, Welding Parameters

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