Yoshikawa, K., & Harano, T. (2001, September). Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel. 3rd International Symposium.
Yoshikawa K and Harano T. "Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel". 3rd International Symposium (Sep.2001).
Yoshikawa, K and Harano, T. "Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel". 3rd International Symposium (Sep.2001).
Yoshikawa K. and Harano T.Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel. 3rd International Symposium. 2001 Sep; .
Yoshikawa & Harano 2001, 'Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel', 3rd International Symposium. Available from: https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/fsw-symposium-papers/FSWSymposia-200109-Poster18.pdf.
Yoshikawa K, Harano T. Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel. 3rd International Symposium. 2001;. https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/fsw-symposium-papers/FSWSymposia-200109-Poster18.pdf.
Yoshikawa KK, Harano TT. Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel. 3rd International Symposium. 2001 Sep;. https://www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/fsw-symposium-papers/FSWSymposia-200109-Poster18.pdf.
Numerically controlled friction stir welding in layered dissimilar metal materials of aluminum and steel
- Yoshikawa K. and
- Harano T.
- Yoshikawa K. and
- Harano T.
September 2001
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The feasibility of joining layers of dissimilar metals (aluminium and steel) by friction stir welding (FSW) was investigated. Aluminium (A-1050-O) was placed above steel (JIS S50C carbon steel). The tool revolution was 3000 rpm and the tool feed rate was 100 mm/s. Weld strength was determined using the compressive shear method. The influence of the temperature rise and plastic flow on welding was examined. A numerically controlled machine was used to obtain a curved welding line (circular shape, cyclic arc curve and arbitrary curve).
3rd International Symposium, 27-28 Sep 2001, Poster Session, Paper 18
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