Friction stir welding of steel for pipeline fabrication using different tool materials
- Oppeneiger L. ,
- Caliskanoglu O. ,
- Pfeiffer C. ,
- et al
- Oppeneiger L. ,
- Caliskanoglu O. ,
- Pfeiffer C. ,
- Toguyeni T. and
- Ghosh S.
May 2024
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Friction stir welding (FSW) is a solid-state joining method, being well-known to be suitable particularly in joining of aluminum in all alloy and manufacturing forms. The technological advantages of FSW can be also expanded to high-strength steel materials, however, with significant challenges with respect to adequate tool durability to withstand the high forces and torques which are needed to manufacture high-quality friction stir welds. The objective of this research was to assess FSW as a potential disruptive technology for the fabrication of thickwalled steel pipelines in the offshore industry.
13th International Symposium, 21-23 May 2024, Session 3: Steel I, Paper 02
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