THE STRENGTH AND FRACTURE MORPHOLOGY OF SIMILAR AND DISSIMILAR CONTINUOUS DRIVE FRICTION WELDING

Authors

  • Hussein Mesmari Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, University of Tripoli, Libya Author
  • Fawzia Krayem Applied Research and Development Center, Libya Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66411/jer.v23i.305

Keywords:

Taguchi L27, CDFW, AISI 304, Al 6061-T6, Tensile Strength, SEM, Fracture, Morphology

Abstract

Friction welding is a solid phase welding process that is used to join different types of ferrous and non-ferrous metals that cannot be joined by existing fusion welding methods. Continuous drive friction welding CDFW method appears to be an alternative method to make the use of stainless steel and Aluminum alloys more widespread. Friction time  t1,  friction  pressure  P1,  and  forge  pressure  P2  are  being  selected  as  design parameters, which have significant effect on the tensile strength of weld joints. Three levels Taguchi of 27 trials "orthogonal array L27 (33)" was adopted to analyse the effect of selected parameters. In the present study, preliminary experimental trials are conducted and used to determine the exact range of each selected parameter. The strength of produced friction joints exhibited comparable strength with the base material with maximum efficiency of 98% for AISI 304/304, and 89% for AISI 304/Al6061-T6 joints. For similar joints, The fracture mode as a microvoid coalescence at the fractured surface confirms the ductile mode of failure, while for dissimilar joints the fracture occurred at the weld line as an interface splitting. Many spiral patterns are observed, which acted as preferential  failure  sites  during tensile testing,  and  as the numbers  of spiral  defects decreased, joint strength improved

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H. Mesmari and F. Krayem, “THE STRENGTH AND FRACTURE MORPHOLOGY OF SIMILAR AND DISSIMILAR CONTINUOUS DRIVE FRICTION WELDING”, JER, vol. 23, pp. 135–144, Mar. 2017, doi: 10.66411/jer.v23i.305.

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