Development of a Friction Welded Joint for Future Industrial Application

Nadine Schubert; Andreas Sterzig; Reinhard Mauermann; Sören Hilbers; Peter Kolbe; Christian Kuhn

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.949.119

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Development of a Friction Welded Joint for Future Industrial Application

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Ship transport continues to be the most economical intercontinental means of transportation, which is becoming more and more under observation due to increasing international environmental protection regulations. In order to protect the marine biotope, the government is introducing stricter exhaust emission regulations, which mean the further development of low-emission large engines and thus make the development of new combustion chamber components indispensable. This paper presents FE simulations of a friction welding process for two metallic materials, which are being developed as part of a BMWi joint project for the production of innovative combustion chamber components. In addition, the first results of the simulations and their comparison with real tests are presented.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 949)

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119-124

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March 2019

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Nadine Schubert*, Andreas Sterzig, Reinhard Mauermann, Sören Hilbers, Peter Kolbe, Christian Kuhn

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Finite Element Method (FEM), Friction Welding, Simulation

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