Joining of Al 6061 alloy to AISI 1018 steel by combined effects of fusion and solid state welding
By C. Chen, Radovan Kovacevic. 2004
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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In Mechanical Engineering
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- Analysis of process parameters effects on friction stir welding of dissimilar aluminum alloy to advanced high strength steel (2014, background): “Locally partial molten Aluminum was again reported by Jiang and Kovacevic [14] when they did study on the same pair of materials with the same thickness.”
- Mechanical analysis of ultra-thin friction stir welding joined sheets with dissimilar and similar materials (2008, background): “Recent literature reports several example of dissimilar aluminium alloys FS welding [5–8], as well as between materials with extremely different mechanical and physical properties such as aluminium–steel [9,10], aluminium–magnesium [11] and aluminium–silver [12].”
- Investigations on the effects of friction stir welding parameters on intermetallic and defect formation in joining aluminum alloy to mild steel (2013, background): “Chen and Kovacevic [12] reported the effects of pin position on the temperature distribution and microstru cture of weld zone at constant tool rotation and traverse speed in joining Al 6061 to AISI 1018 steel.”
- Welding of Aluminum Alloys to Steels: An Overview (2014, unknown): “In the continuous work, the offset distance of the tool was considered as the main parameter during the friction stir welding of the relatively thick aluminum alloy and structural steel [106].”