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friction welding

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friction welding [′frik·shən ‚weld·iŋ]
(engineering)
A welding process for metals and thermoplastic materials in which two members are joined by rubbing the mating faces together under high pressure.
friction welding
A method of welding thermoplastic materials whereby the heat necessary to soften the components is provided by friction.
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They found that almost all welding methods for plastics are also adequate for thermoplastic composites, with the exception of friction welding methods, which may cause microstructural deterioration of the composite through fiber breaking or realignment.
Joining of polymers and polymer-metal hybrid structures: recent ... by Amancio-Filho, S.T.; dos Santos, J.F. / Polymer Engineering and Science
Other subjects studied include analysis of hammering deformation processes by the dynamic explicit finite element method, hot stamping processing experiments with quenchable boron steel, macrokinetics hierarchies of states at dynamic superplasticity, simulation of internal stress in injection molded parts, and numerical computation of a linear friction welding process.
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Linear friction welding is effective on parts with complex geometry and resins that are difficult to weld with ultrasonics.
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