Luan, G.H., Lin, S.B., Chai, P., & Li, H. (2004, September). Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing. 5th International Symposium.
Luan G H, Lin S B, Chai P, et al. "Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing". 5th International Symposium (Sep.2004).
Luan, G H, Lin, S B, Chai, P, et al. "Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing". 5th International Symposium (Sep.2004).
Luan G.H., Lin S.B., Chai P. and Li H.Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing. 5th International Symposium. 2004 Sep; .
Luan, et al 2004, 'Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing', 5th International Symposium. Available from: https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/fsw-symposium-papers/FSWSymposia-200409-8BPaper02.pdf.
Luan GH, Lin SB, Chai P, Li H. Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing. 5th International Symposium. 2004;. https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/fsw-symposium-papers/FSWSymposia-200409-8BPaper02.pdf.
Luan GH , Lin SB , Chai PP, Li HH. Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing. 5th International Symposium. 2004 Sep;. https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/fsw-symposium-papers/FSWSymposia-200409-8BPaper02.pdf.
Friction stir welding in large 6063 Al extrusions manufacturing
- Luan G.H. ,
- Lin S.B. ,
- Chai P. ,
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- Luan G.H. ,
- Lin S.B. ,
- Chai P. and
- Li H.
September 2004
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The friction stir welding (FSW) manufacturing technology of large aluminium extrusions for rail, automotive and aerospace applications was optimised. Tensile strength, impact value, hardness and microstructure were investigated in friction stir welds in Al alloy 6063 (Al, 0.6%Mg, 0.4%Si, 0.25%Fe, 0.1%Cu, 0.15%Mn) with T5, T6 and T651 heat treatments. Microstructure was studied by optical microscopy and SEM. High rotating speed and high traverse speed improved joint strength and appearance. The tensile strength of FSW joints was equal to that of the parent metal and the impact values of FSW joints were higher than those of the parent metal.
5th International Symposium, 14-16 Sep 2004, Session 8B: Metallurgy/Microstructure, Paper 02
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