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The document discusses friction stir welding (FSW), which uses a rotating tool to plastically join two metal surfaces without melting them. Students conducted an experiment using FSW to join aluminum and copper samples. They measured the hardness of the original and welded metals. The welded portions were found to be harder than the parent materials. FSW produces high-quality welds for applications like shipbuilding and aerospace with advantages of low distortion, excellent mechanical properties, and no porosity compared to fusion welding.
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- 1. MEP 302 MANUFACTRUING LABORATORY Friction Stir Welding Date of submission: 6 October 2013 Submitted by: Abhishek singh(2010ME1088) Anirudh Jaitly(2010ME1089) Ananya sarthak(2010ME1090) Bhupender singh chugh(2010ME1091)
- 2. AIM To observe the process of friction stir welding and to measure the hardness and tensile strength of the welded joint. APPARATUS REQUIRED Aluminum Sample Copper Sample Fixture of Sample Holding Friction Stir Welding Tool CNC THEORY Friction Stir Welding (FSW) is a solid-state joining process that creates high-quality, highstrength joints with low distortion and is capable of fabricating either butt or lap joints, in a wide range of materials thickness and lengths. In the process a rotating FSW tool is plunged between two clamped plates. The frictional heat causes a plasticized zone to form around the tool. The rotating tool moves along the joint line. A consolidated solid-phase joint is formed. FSW being a solid state process eliminates many of the defects associated with fusion welding techniques such a shrinkage, solidification cracking and porosity. A softened microstructural region exists in the joint created by FSW, and it consists of stir zone (SZ), thermal mechanically affected zone (TMAZ), and heat affected zone (HAZ). The minimum
- 3. hardness is located in TMAZ, and the average hardness value in SZ can be improved by appropriately increasing the welding heat input. The area of complete bonding region at the interface increases with increase in welding heat input as more interface metals get mixed. In a certain range of FSW parameters, the tensile shear failure load of the joint increases with increasing rotation speed, but it decreases with increasing plunge rate or decreasing shoulder plunging depth. Advantages of Friction Stir Welding are: Low distortion and shrinkage, even in long welds Excellent mechanical properties in fatigue, tensile and bend tests No arc or fumes No porosity No spatter Can operate in all positions Energy efficient One tool can typically be used for up to 1000m of weld length in 6XXX series aluminium alloys No filler wire required No gas shielding for welding aluminum Some tolerance to imperfect weld preparations - thin oxide layers can be accepted No grinding, brushing or pickling required in mass production Can weld aluminum and copper of >75mm thickness in one pass. Friction Stir Welding finds its applications mostly in shipbuilding, aerospace industry and the railway industry. OBSERVATIONS Parameters used for Friction Stir Welding were: Tool RPM: 950 rpm Feed Rate: 20mm/min Tool Diameter: 4mm Plunge Depth: 2mm Shoulder Diameter: 18mm
- 4. S.No. Aluminium Copper Weld 1 77 100 78 2 81 100 103 3 77 84 111 4 78 111 173 200 180 160 140 120 Aluminium 100 Copper 80 Weld 60 40 20 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 CONCLUSION As is evident from the graph, we conclude that the hardness of the weld portion is relatively higher than both the parent materials.