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- 2017Report Summarizing the Effort Required to Initiate Welding of Irradiated Materials within the Welding Cubicle
- 2017Effects of thread interruptions on tool pins in friction stir welding of AA6061citations
- 2015Effect of tool pin features on process response variables during friction stir welding of dissimilar aluminum alloyscitations
- 2013Direct measurement of coherency limits for strain relaxation in heteroepitaxial core/shell nanowirescitations
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Effects of thread interruptions on tool pins in friction stir welding of AA6061
Abstract
In this paper, effects of pin thread and thread interruptions (flats) on weld quality and process response parameters during friction stir welding (FSW) of 6061 aluminium alloy were quantified. Otherwise, identical smooth and threaded pins with zero to four flats were adopted for FSW. Weldability and process response variables were examined. Results showed that threads with flats significantly improved weld quality and reduced in-plane forces. A three-flat threaded pin led to production of defect-free welds under all examined welding conditions. Spectral analyses of in-plane forces and weld cross-sectional analysis were performed to establish correlation among pin flats, force dynamics and defect formation. Finally, the lowest in-plane force spectra amplitudes were consistently observed for defect-free welds.