Development of Numerical Model for the Rotary Friction Welding Process Using Aluminum Alloy

Pham Quang Trung; Dinh Duy Khoa; Nguyen Gia Lam

doi:10.4028/p-sR4pY0

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Development of Numerical Model for the Rotary Friction Welding Process Using Aluminum Alloy

Abstract:

ABAQUS is a powerful software for simulating nonlinear material models with complex thermo-mechanical behavior. Its robust capabilities make it particularly suitable for simulating the Rotary Friction Welding (RFW) process. In this study, ABAQUS was utilized to simulate the RFW process of AA6061 aluminum alloy, focusing on key aspects such as weld morphology, temperature distribution, and axial shortening. The simulation results were analyzed and validated against theoretical foundations of the RFW process and previous research, demonstrating the model's high reliability. These findings highlight the potential for further development of the simulation model for various applications, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of RFW in industrial applications.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 442)

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Pham Quang Trung*, Dinh Duy Khoa, Nguyen Gia Lam

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AA6061, ABAQUS/Standard, Aluminum Alloys, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Numerical Modelling, Rotary Friction Welding (RFW)

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