Authors:Â R. Kundan Kumar, Dr. V. R. Ranjan
Abstract:Â Friction welding is the sole method for joining comparable and dissimilar metals that have been discovered yet. It is a common welding procedure in a variety of industries, including automobiles, aerospace, submarines, and heavy-duty vehicles. Friction welding is a force welding method that is not commonly used. It is a well-thought-out and most viable approach to overcoming the challenges of traditional connecting methods. The most common application is for combining materials with varying mechanical and physical qualities. We have focused our efforts mostly on Rotary Friction Welding (RFW). Our primary goal is to grasp the fundamental concepts of friction welding. Kinetic energy is converted to heat energy in this approach, resulting in a high-quality weld with an unusually high-efficiency coefficient. Experimental experiments employing various factors such as rotational speed, temperature, and pressure on material demonstrated the efficiency of this rotational friction welding technology. Experiments on the mechanical strength of similar and dissimilar materials as well as their experimental determination in real-time are essential for comprehending and characterizing the main process step and parameter optimization.
Kaywords:Â Friction Welding, Rotary Friction Welding, Continuous-drive Friction Welding (CDFW), Similar Joint, Friction Welding (RFW), Dissimilar Joint
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