This book is a compilation of the recent progress on friction stir technologies including high-temperature applications, industrial applications, dissimilar alloy/materials, lightweight alloys, simulation, control, characterization, and derivative technologies. The volume offers a current look at friction stir welding technology from application to characterization and from modeling to R&D. Contributions document advances in application, controls, and simulation of the friction stir process to aid researchers in seeing the current state-of-the-art.
Part 1: High Temperature Applications I.- Effect of Thermal Aging on the
Corrosion and Mechanical Properties of Friction Stir Welded 250 Grade
Maraging Steel.- Friction Stir Processing of 304L Stainless Steel for Crack
Repair.- Influence of underwater operation on friction stir welding of medium
carbon steel.- Feasibility of iridium containing nickel base superalloy tool
to friction stir Spot welding of High Strength Steel.- Part 2: High
Temperature Applications II.- Development of Friction Stir Processing for
Repair of Nuclear Dry Cask Storage System Canisters.- Performance of
tungsten-based alloy tool developed for friction stir welding of austenitic
stainless steel.- Investigation of Process Parameters for Friction Stir
Processing (FSP) of Ti-6Al-4V Alloy.- Part 3: Derivative Technologies.-
Solid-State Joining of Thick-Section Dissimilar Materials using a New
Friction Stir Dovetailing (FSD) Process.- Joining aerospace aluminum 2024-T4
to titanium by Friction Stir Extrusion.- Dissimilar Metal T-Joint Formed by
Friction Stir Extrusion.- Part 4: Lightweight Applications.- Friction Stir
Welding of Thick Section Aluminium Alloys - New Techniques.- Friction Stir
Weld lap joint properties in aeronautic aluminum alloys.- Friction stir
welding of thick aluminium welds challenges and perspectives.- High-speed
FSW aluminum alloy 7075 microstructure and corrosion properties.- Flow
Features in Shoulder Zone during Scroll Tool Friction Stir Welding Thick 6061
Aluminum Plates.- Part 5: Dissimilar Applications.- Joining dissimilar
material using Friction Stir scribe technique.- Influence of stir flow on
joint quality during friction stir lap Al-to-Cu welding.- A Numerical
Simulation for Dissimilar Aluminum Alloys Joined by Friction Stir Welding.-
Realization of Ultrasound Enhanced Friction Stir Welded (USE-FSW) Al/Mg- and
Al/Steel-Joints: Process and Robustness, Mechanical and Corrosive
Properties.- Part 6: Industrial Applications.- Friction Stir Welding
Parameter Developmentof AA7075 for Hot Stamping Applications.- A novel
approach for joining EN AW 1050 stranded wire and EN CW 004A contact elements
by Friction Stir Spot Bonding.- Joining Al 6061 to ZE41A Mg Alloy by Friction
Stir Welding Using a Cold Spray Transition Joint.- Refill Friction Stir Spot
Welding Aerospace Aluminum Alloys.- Part 7: Control and Simulation.- Depth
and temperature control during friction stir welding of 5 cm thick copper
canisters.- Predicting Lap Shear Strength for Friction Stir Scribe Joining of
Dissimilar Materials.- Simultaneous Independent Control of Tool Axial Force
and Temperature in Friction Stir Processing.- Process force reduction during
robotic Friction Stir Welding of aluminium alloys with reduced tool aspect
ratios.- Part 8: Poster Session.- Friction stir processing of 2507 super
duplex stainless steel: microstructure and corrosion behavior.- Effect of
Heat Treatment on Friction-stir-processed Nanodispersed AA7075 and 2024 Al
Alloys.- Numerical Analysis of FSW Employing Discrete Element Method.
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