Friction Surface Cladding of AA1050 on AA2024-T351; influence of clad layer thickness and tool rotation rate

Shaojie Liu, Teunis Cornelis Bor, Hubertus J.M. Geijselaers, Remko Akkerman

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Abstract

Friction Surfacing Cladding (FSC) is a recently developed solid state process to deposit thin metallic clad layers on a substrate. The process employs a rotating tool with a central opening to supply clad material and support the distribution and bonding of the clad material to the substrate. The tool is held at a given distance above the substrate and translates relative to the substrate while the clad material is pressed out and deposited. This work studies the effect of the tool rotation speed and the clad layer thickness on the deposition quality of AA1050 clad layers on top of AA2024-T351 substrates at constant process temperatures. Well bonded, defect free clad layers with uniform thickness and width are produced. A 2D axisymmetric thermal-flow model predicts the influence of the process parameters and confirmed the experimental observations.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication4th International conference on Scientific and Technical Advances on Friction stir Welding & Processing, FSWP 2015
Place of PublicationSan Sebastian, Spain
PublisherIK4 Lortek
Pages-
Publication statusPublished - 1 Oct 2015
EventFSWP'2015: 4th International conference on Scientific and Technical Advances on Friction stir Welding & Processing, FSWP 2015 - San Sebastian, Spain
Duration: 1 Oct 20152 Oct 2015

Publication series

Name
PublisherIK4 Lortek

Conference

ConferenceFSWP'2015
CitySan Sebastian, Spain
Period1/10/152/10/15

Keywords

  • IR-99750
  • METIS-316066

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