Welding International · 1996 · 17 citations · 2 references
Materials ScienceFriction WeldingEngineeringWeldingCorrosionWelding ProcessMechanical EngineeringTensile TestHeat Input RateDuctile Cast IronHigh Strength Low Alloy SteelThermodynamicsHeat TreatingHeat TransferThermal EngineeringMechanics Of MaterialsMicrostructureCast Iron
Ductile cast iron (FCD450) and stainless steels (SUS304, SUS430) were friction-welded. Heat content of each joint was measured by calorimetry and tensile test was made.No defect was observed in joints of cast irons. In the present study, a simplified model has been proposed for calculating the heat input rate in dissimilar joints of friction welding using one dimensional thermal conductivity equation. If the burn-off rate is taken into consideration, a correlation between this heat input rate and tensile property of joints examined appeared to exist. In addition, the values obtained by modeling and measured ones were in good agreement.
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