An investigation of friction welding heat dissipation in titanium alloy and stainless steel

ABSTRACT

The present examination of friction welded bonding properties are calculated in mechanical and metallurgical attained plasticity stages. Heat treatment studied the process of dissimilar metal joints of Stainless Steel and Titanium Alloy which was explored the parameter. In friction welding, special alloy bonding strength was due to poor so directly we cannot join successfully. This alloy surface after joined with changes occurs in the surfaces. The melding temperature of Ti–6Al–4V is near 1600–1650°C but SS304L melding temperatures are like 1400–1450°C. The nearest same melding temperature joining is very difficult. So we added the aluminium interlayer to join the Ti–6Al–4V and SS304L. The rotation speed has recommended traveling 10 mm accelerating maximum rotating friction welding stages. Validating the experimental model was developed successfully. The joining parameters are identified as the minimum energy and minimum power consumption for constraints better quality of welding.

KEYWORDS:

• Friction welding
• tensile strength
• microstructure studies
• energy absorption
• heat dissipation

Disclosure statement

No potential conflict of interest was reported by the authors.

ORCID

R. Ramesh Kumar http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9310-7776