PARISUTHAM INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE

FIRST REVIEW
INVESTIGATION OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY
7075 WITH AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL
THROUGH FRICTION WELDING
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

P.AJAY 821316114001
K.HARI SURYA 821316114024
R.RAJESH 821316114050

A.JANET
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CONTENT
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Abstract
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Literature survey
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Problem definition
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Existing method
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Proposed method
 ABSTRACT
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In the industry, especially in marine,aviation,and
refrigerator industries,the joints of aluminium alloys
and chomium-nickel austenitic steel are applicable .
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But the alloying addition, which are present in
aluminium alloys (especially magnesium),usually
aggravate the metallurgium conditionb o aluminium
bonding
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They caused acceleration of the formation of the
intermetallic phase at the joints boundary,because of
the diffusion coefficient.
 LITERATURE SURVEY
SI.NO NAME OF THE TITLE YEAR/V
JOURNEL OLUME
1 Ahmet Hascalik, Nuri joining Al2O3 reinforced Al alloy 2005
Orhan composite to SAE 1020 steel

2 Mumin Sahin friction welding of components 2005

having equal diameter

3
Ahmet Z. Sahin,
heat-transfer mechanism initiating 1997
the friction welding process

4 A. Vairis, M. Frost High frequency linear friction welding of a

titanium alloy Wear, 217
1998

5 A.M.M. García BLISK fabrication by linear friction

welding
2011
6 P. Wanjara, M. Jahazi Linear friction welding of Ti-6Al-4V: processing, 2005

7 R. Turner, J.-C. Gebelin,

R.M. Ward, R.C. Reed
Linear friction welding of Ti-6Al-4V: modelling
and validation
2011

8 I. Bhamji, M. Preuss, P.L.

Threadgill, A.C. Addison
Solid state joining of metals by linear friction
welding
2011

9 W.A. Baeslack III, T.F.

Broderick, M. Juhas, H.L.
Characterization of solid-phase welds between
titanium aluminide
1994
Fraser

10 M. Maalekian Friction welding

1997
11 M.B. Uday, M.N. Ahmad Fauzi, H. Advances in friction welding 2007
Zuhailawati, process

12 A. Chamanfar, M. Jahazi, J. Cormier inertia and linear friction welding 2015

of Ni-based superalloys

13 A.R. McAndrew, P.A. Colegrove, Modelling of the workpiece 2015

A.C. Addison geometry effects on Ti-6Al-4V
linear friction welds

14 A.R. McAndrew, P.A. Colegrove, the removal of surface 2015

A.C. Addison contaminants from Ti-6Al-4V
linear friction welds

15 A.R. McAndrew, P.A. Colegrove, Energy and force analysis of Ti- 2014
A.C. Addison, B.C.D. Flipo, M.J. 6Al-4V linear friction welds for
Russell computational modeling
 PROBLEM DEFINITION
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Apart from the cost of equipment ,which must be
suitable for the intended joints,the friction welding
process has some costs in tooling and

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set up that must be taken into account when
calculating the costs per weld.

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Friction welding are that not every
configuration is feasible,that a machine of
sufficient power is needed and that for short
runs the process may not be economical.
 EXISTING METHOD

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Solid state joining of metals by linear friction
welding

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Dissimilar Friction Welding of Aluminum Semi Solid
Casting 7075 and AISI 1018 Steel

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Joining of 1060/6063 aluminum alloys based on
porthole die extrusion process
 PROPOSED METHOD
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This work is aimed to improve the bonding strength
of two dissimilar material like 7075 aluminium alloy
and 316 austenitic stainless steel in two different
conditions

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Initially the aluminium alloy was friction welded with
steel part by varying the work revolution in two
diferent modes

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Secondly the other set of welded samples were post
heat treated
 PROPOSED METHOD
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This work is aimed to improve the bonding strength
of two dissimilar material like 7075 aluminium alloy
and 316 austenitic stainless steel in two different
conditions

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Initially the aluminium alloy was friction welded with
steel part by varying the work revolution in two
diferent modes

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Secondly the other set of welded samples were post
heat treated
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