2003
DOI: 10.1007/bf03266402
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Friction Processing Technologies

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“…Applied downwards force, rotational speed and plunge depth (equivalent to consumable length. The FHPP was initially developed by specialists at TWI (The Welding Institute) aiming to create a safer and more efficient technique weld joints production and localized damage repairing in metallic structures 11 . The process involves firstly the machining a hole in order to remove the region containing a previous detrimental discontinuity followed by co-axial rotation a consumable plug under controlled load generating frictional heat which continuously produces a plasticized layer responsible for the complete hole filling 8,12 ( Figure 1 and Figure 2).…”
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“…Applied downwards force, rotational speed and plunge depth (equivalent to consumable length. The FHPP was initially developed by specialists at TWI (The Welding Institute) aiming to create a safer and more efficient technique weld joints production and localized damage repairing in metallic structures 11 . The process involves firstly the machining a hole in order to remove the region containing a previous detrimental discontinuity followed by co-axial rotation a consumable plug under controlled load generating frictional heat which continuously produces a plasticized layer responsible for the complete hole filling 8,12 ( Figure 1 and Figure 2).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Applied downwards force, rotational speed and plunge depth (equivalent to consumable length. Further research on the FHPP technique extended its potential applications to crack repair 11,13 , hole filling 9,14 , cladding and material processing 8 . Due to this processing adaptable quality, further works showed its applicability in different materials such as low carbon steels with different axial forces, 50, 200, 250, 300, 350 and 400 kN 8,9,15,16 .…”
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“…Neste processo, a junta é produzida no estado sólido, uma vez que o calor é gerado através do atrito das superfícies dos componentes. A técnica envolve a rotação e consumo de um pino em uma matriz com uma abertura côncava enquanto é aplicada uma força, gerando calor de fricção, o que plastifica o material, propiciando a união metalúrgica [3]. A Figura 1 apresenta uma representação esquemática do processo FHPP.…”
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“…A ação de se produzir calor por atrito para ser empregado em soldagem é uma técnica utilizada há muitos anos [1] . A soldagem por atrito convencional é feita através do calor produzido ao se atritar os componentes, um contra o outro, com a aplicação de uma tensão.…”
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“…Figura 1: Processo de soldagem por atrito para componentes cilíndricos (a) e a soldagem por atrito linear com mistura para componentes planos (b) [1] .…”
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