Article | REF: B7745 V1

Friction welding

Author: Roland CAZES

Publication date: February 10, 1996

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4. Welding process

4.1 Parts preparation

Strictly from a geometric point of view, all revolution joints can be made by friction.

When cross-sections are not equal, it may be necessary to prepare the larger part to achieve symmetry and better thermal distribution for balanced creep. Figure 5 shows some of the basic principles commonly used.

When the metals are dissimilar, this results in an asymmetrical configuration of the beads (figure 6 ).

In practice, the most important conditions of use are :

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