Effect of reverse dual rotation process on properties of friction stir welding of AA7075 to AISI304
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2021, Progress in Materials ScienceCitation Excerpt :Depending on the heat input, FSW limits the formation of intermetallics at the Al-to-steel interface because it involves lower temperatures and avoids melting. It has been proposed that the IMC layer can be kept to less than 1 μm by keeping the heat input as low as possible through optimized weld parameters [418,477-502]. AlFe3, AlFe, Al3Fe2, Al2Fe, Al5Fe2, and Al3Fe (Al13Fe4) have been reported in Al-steel joints [355,477,478,503-505].
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2021, Journal of Manufacturing ProcessesCitation Excerpt :Taking this into consideration, it is critical that the operating temperature in any joining process be kept below the incipient melting temperature to avoid severe hot cracking [23] and maximize joint performance. A recent study used a dual rotating tool to join thin sheets of AA7075 (2 mm thick) and AISI304 steel (1 mm thick) using FSW, and reported that lower heat input enhanced the load- carrying capacity by reducing IMC formation at interfaces [24]. Nevertheless, there is a significant lack in the literature on the study of joining thick section AA7xxx to steel.
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