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This article describes a successful feasibility study to improve weld quality and increase the range of acceptable welding parameters when micro-friction welding 2,4 mm diameter aluminium studs to mild steel plates. A noticeable improvement is achieved by using a support sleeve on the stud material and this is illustrated by a comparison of welding trials conducted with and without the support sleeve.
This article describes a successful feasibility study to improve weld quality and increase the range of acceptable welding parameters when micro-friction welding 2,4 mm diameter aluminium studs to mild steel plates. A noticeable improvement is achieved by using a support sleeve on the stud material and this is illustrated by a comparison of welding trials conducted with and without the support sleeve.
Micro-friction welding aluminium studs to mild steel plates
Mikroreibschweissen von Alu-Bolzen auf Stahlplatten
Daves, C. (author)
Metal Construction and British Welding Journal ; 9 ; 196-197
1977
2 Seiten, 4 Bilder
Article (Journal)
English
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