2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-92242012000400007
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Tensiones residuales en uniones soldadas por FSW en aluminio 7075-T651

Abstract: ResumenLas tensiones residuales pueden ser un aspecto de relevancia en la integridad estructural de componentes en servicio, pudiendo presentar una importante influencia sobre la vida a la fatiga, entre otros mecanismos de falla. El proceso de soldadura por fricción-agitación (FSW)

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“…Peak residual stress increases when welding speed increases, due to relatively lower heat input, shorter heating time, higher temperature gradients, smaller HAZ, and less drop in YS [13][14][15]. Effects of rotating speed on residual stress have not reached a consensus yet [4,16]. Peel et al [15] and Woo et al [17] reported that the heat input generated by a tool shoulder, instead of a tool pin, was a critical factor which affected the longitudinal stresses in the FSW for a given tool geometry and plate thickness.…”
Section: Residual Stress In the Fswmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peak residual stress increases when welding speed increases, due to relatively lower heat input, shorter heating time, higher temperature gradients, smaller HAZ, and less drop in YS [13][14][15]. Effects of rotating speed on residual stress have not reached a consensus yet [4,16]. Peel et al [15] and Woo et al [17] reported that the heat input generated by a tool shoulder, instead of a tool pin, was a critical factor which affected the longitudinal stresses in the FSW for a given tool geometry and plate thickness.…”
Section: Residual Stress In the Fswmentioning
confidence: 99%