Conventional and bobbin friction stir welding of 12% chromium alloy steel using composite refractory tool materials
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The use of matching tapers to provide a hot friction drive coupling for composite refractory tools for conventional and bobbin friction stir welding of 12% chromium alloy steel is described. The feasibility of using self-reacting (Bobbin) friction stir welding for steel has been demonstrated and the resulting microstructures have been evaluated.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Welding Techniques Analysis · Surface Treatment and Coatings · Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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