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Friction Stir Welding - ESAB
Friction stir WeldingTechnical Handbook3 Introduction 4 Process principles 6 Weldable alloys 6 Process characteristics 7 Welding parameters 7 Tools 7 Design principles 8 Tools for steels 8 Retractable pin tool 8 Bobbin tool 10 Process speed 10 Aluminium 13 Application areas 15 Aerospace 15 Space industry 15 Civil aviation 16 Aerospace R&D 16 Shipbuilding 18 Application advances 18 Parts and components 19 Automotive industry 21 Automotive applications 22 Tailor welded blanks (TWB s) 27 Superplastic forming 27 Extruders and extrusions with special focus on rolling-stock panels 28 Steel and other high-temperature materials 30 Application examples 32 Case study: Swedish Nuclear 32 Case study: Marine Aluminium , Norway 35 page pageContentsDISCLAIMERW hilst all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this handbook at the time of going to press, ESAB gives no warranty with regard to its accuracy or completeness.
Friction Stir Welding is a solid-state process, which means that the objects are joined without reaching melting point. This opens up whole new areas in welding technology. Using FSW, rapid and high quality welds of 2xxx and 7xxx series alloys, traditionally considered unweldable, are …
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