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- 2023Thermal structural ratcheting simulation—Evaluation of industrial-used constitutive models
- 2020New strategy of solid/fluid coupling during numerical simulation of thermo-mechanical processescitations
- 2019Analysis of AA2XXX/AA7XXX friction stir weldscitations
- 2019Analysis of AA2XXX/AA7XXX friction stir weldscitations
- 2018A new strategy for the numerical modeling of a weld poolcitations
- 2017Combination of mechanical and chemical pre-treatments to improve nitriding efficiency on pure ironcitations
- 2016Investigation into the dissimilar friction stir welding of AA7020-T651 and AA6060-T6citations
- 2015Sensibility analyses of X-FEM for crack propagation in residual stresses
- 2015Banded structures in friction stir welded Al alloyscitations
- 2014Characterisation of surface martensite-austenite transformation during finish turning of an AISI S15500 stainless steelcitations
- 2012Surface integrity prediction in finish turning of 15-5PH stainless steelcitations
- 20113D numerical prediction of residual stresses in turning of 15-5PHcitations
- 2005Modélisation thermomécanique et microstructurale du soudage par friction-malaxage. Développement d'un modèle élément fini
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Analysis of AA2XXX/AA7XXX friction stir welds
Abstract
Comparable microstructures and mechanical properties are obtained for the different AA2139-T8/AA7020-T651 joints welded in the range 600–1000 rev. min−1 / 250–550 mm.min−1 as rotation and advance speeds. Joints exhibit tensile properties as good as 77%–79% of the yield strength and 88%–96% of the ultimate tensile strength of the AA7020 base material. Except for the high speed conditions that failed in the nugget, all joint variants failed in the heat affected zone (HAZ), which is also consistent with lower hardness properties. This drop in hardness in the HAZ is produced by reaching and keeping for a short time a critical temperature during welding between 225 and 260 °C. Such a combination of dissimilar alloys offers conservative mechanical properties for a large range of welding parameters suitable for the assembly purpose of high-performance structural components.