Bonding prediction in friction stir consolidation of aluminum alloys: A preliminary study

Dario Baffari, Livan Fratini, Xiao Li, Anthony P. Reynolds

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Abstract

Friction Stir Consolidation (FSC) is a solid-state process that results in consolidation of metal powders or chips producing solid billet through severe plastic deformation and the solid-state bonding phenomena. This process can be used both for primary production and for metal scrap recycling. During the FSC process, a rotating die is plunged into a hollow chamber containing the finely divided, unconsolidated material to be processed. In this paper, a FEM numerical model for the prediction of the quality of the consolidated billet is presented. In particular, a dedicated bonding criterion that takes into account the peculiar process mechanics of this innovative technology is proposed.
Lingua originaleEnglish
Pagine0500021-0500026
Numero di pagine6
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2018

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Consolidation
Aluminum alloys
Friction
Scrap metal
Powder metals
Recycling
Numerical models
Plastic deformation
Mechanics
Finite element method

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  • Physics and Astronomy(all)

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Bonding prediction in friction stir consolidation of aluminum alloys: A preliminary study. / Baffari, Dario; Fratini, Livan; Li, Xiao; Reynolds, Anthony P.

2018. 0500021-0500026.

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Baffari, D, Fratini, L, Li, X & Reynolds, AP 2018, 'Bonding prediction in friction stir consolidation of aluminum alloys: A preliminary study', pagg. 0500021-0500026.
Baffari D, Fratini L, Li X, Reynolds AP. Bonding prediction in friction stir consolidation of aluminum alloys: A preliminary study. 2018.
Baffari, Dario ; Fratini, Livan ; Li, Xiao ; Reynolds, Anthony P. / Bonding prediction in friction stir consolidation of aluminum alloys: A preliminary study. 6 pag.
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