A study on continuous drive solid state friction welded EN 10028 P 355GH steel and AISI 430 Ferritic stainless steel
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Ever since the bronze age, permanent fastening of materials
newlinehas always been considered a good technique in mechanical engineering
newlinefield and it has now attained a gradual enhancement to get defect free
newlinejoint and environment friendly machines. The continuous drive solid
newlinestate rotary friction welding machine capable of producing defect free
newlinejoint and emissions is almost nil. The same and different materials can
newlinebe fastened by a friction welding method in an economical way. This
newlineprocess is mainly used in applications like Automotive, Aircraft, Heat
newlineexchangers and Nuclear reactors. Grain growth, high heat affected zone,
newlinecarbide precipitation, porosity, poor penetration, poor fusion and
newlinethermal distortion are the major problems usually linked with fusion
newlinewelding and are alleviated in the solid state joining technique. The solid
newlinestate friction welding process produces the homogeneous microstructure
newlinewhereas the fusion welding produces the heterogeneous microstructure.
newlineThe superior mechanical properties obtained in friction welded joint are
newlinecompared with other welding techniques. The heat input required for
newlinesolid state rotary friction welding is lesser than that of other fusion
newlinewelding techniques.
newlineIn this research work, AISI 430 Ferritic Stainless Steel and
newlineEN 10028P 355 GH Normalized Steel round bars of 12 mm diameter
newlineare joined by friction welding with an objective to bring down Axial
newlineShortening and improve Tensile Strength, Impact toughness of the joint.
newlineThe selected materials find extensive applications in heat exchanger
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newlinetubes, pump shaft, boilers and pressure vessels. The frictional pressure,
newlineaxial pressure, frictional time, upset time and speed of rotation are the
newlineinput factors with three levels each that have been considered for this
newlinework. The experiment involves an L27 Orthogonal Array.
newlineThe mathematical equations are developed with five input
newlinefactors and three levels each to establish association between input
newlinefactors and output quality Characteristics by Artificial