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| Friction Stir Welding - FSW is a solid state welding process that allows similar or dissimilar materials to be welded. However, the process requires a careful selection of process parameters to produce consistently reproducible defect free joints. The paper presents contributions to a possible classification of FSW induced flaws, underscoring their relation with the process parameters. Although the flaws generated by FSW have already been classified as flow, and geometry related, respectively, a standard classification does not exist by now. The geometric related flaws are associated with lack of penetration and occur due to insufficient pin penetration depth and/or improper seam tracking. The flow related flaws include flash formation, surface galling, lack of fill, wormholes, and lack of consolidation. | |
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Metalurgia International |
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1582-2214 |
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14 |
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